Lunar Apsis

Lunar Apsis is a term used to describe a recurring period of time in which the moon Ignis is at it's closest distance to the planet Solum.



The Lunar Apsis reaches it's point of closest approach approximately every 430 years. During this time the gravitational field and magnetic activity of the moon interfere with that of Solum, causing various natural phenomena such as severe earthquakes, auroric explosions, fire tornadoes and plasma storms.

These phenomena may appear in the form of severe weather or geological activity and can last anywhere from several days to several months, often causing extensive damage to ecosystems and manmade structures.

Some disturbances are not caused directly by the Lunar Apsis, but rather as a result of another disturbance, causing a chain reaction of natural disasters.

Main Article: Lunar Apsis Phenomena
 * Tidal waves
 * Volcanic activity
 * Electrical storms and Supercells
 * Earthquakes and Tsunamis
 * Auroric explosions
 * Plasma storms
 * Hurricanes and Tornadoes
 * Electromagnetic surges