Trayn Stellar Classification System

The Trayn Stellar Classification System, or simply the Stellar Classification System to the Trayn, is the system used by the Trayn Collective to classify objects in the universe. A Stellar Object is a star or a star-based formation, such as a galaxy. Black holes and nebulae also fall into this category. An Orbital Object is a moon or planet. After their category, objects will have their number. 1 is always the closest or first discovered object, such as Tiren, Ceros, or the Verion Nebula.

SO-G
A galaxy. Ceros is SO-G-1, and its unnamed satellite galaxy is SO-G-1-1.

SO-GC
A globular cluster. The Verion Cluster is SO-GC-1.

SO-C
A general star cluster.

SO-N
Nebulae. The Verion Nebula is SO-N-1.

SO-BH
A black hole.

SO-S
A star.

SO-BSS
A Binary Star System. Tirus is SO-BSS-1.

SO-WH
A wormhole.

OO-P
A planet. Tiren is OO-P-1.

OO-M
A moon. Tiren's moons are OO-M-1 to OO-M-4.

OO-AB
An asteroid belt.

OO-A
An asteroid.

OO-C
A comet.

OO-DP
A dwarf planet.