Equatorial Sea

Not to be confused with Equatorial Orbits.

The Equatorial Sea is a large body of water near the equator of Arbre. It is visible from orbit and can reflect sunlight strongly enough to create blinding glare for observers in low orbit.

First noted context

It is referenced during orbital operations when sunlight reflecting off its surface briefly obscures a view, serving as a recognizable geographic landmark from space.

Description and location

• Situated along the planet’s equatorial belt on Arbre.
• Described by its bright, reflective surface as seen from space; specific shorelines or adjacent regions have not been detailed yet.

Relevance

• Acts as a visual reference point for orientation and tracking during low‑orbit activities around Arbre.

Status

• No changes in condition have been reported; it continues to be a prominent equatorial sea on Arbre.