No Name Space Station

The No Name Space Station (NNSS) is an artifical satellite orbiring the No Name Homeworld (NNH), and is one of the Eight Technological Wonders. Far from just a regular space station, its mass is great enough to stabalise the orbital mechanics of the previously moonless and tidally locked planet. The space station actually does not have an official name, and terms such as "the space station" or "the satellite" were used in documents during its construction. Its current popular name grew due to its home planet as well as its constructors and inhabitants being mostly of the No Name species.

Construction
Construction of a space station began in Year 1 after the Great Summoning Event, when several parties saw the benefit in constructing a large space base in orbit around the No Name Homeworld. Much of the trade and diplomacy that would develop in the coming decades as the No Name Homeworld grew in importance would be better conducted on a habitable satellite orbiting the planet, rather than the planet itself. In fact, the construction costs of materials, launch operations, and space assembly would be only slightly greater than developing the necessary infrastructure of the unindustrialized NNH. Additionally, the volume occupied in space is more efficient than consuming the surface area of the NNH's limited land, potentially devastating its enrivonment.

The NNSS was initially a satellite that served as a research and communications vessel. This initial vessel was supplemented with docks and bridges in the coming decades, as trade and diplomacy grew in Zone 1. The name No Name Space Station was informally used once the power core and shield framework were added, giving the space station its globular shape. A majority of the construction in later phases of the project was completed by No Names, encouraging further use of the space station's unofficial name.

Function
The No Name Space Station currently serves as a habitable space station housing branches and representatives from governments and organisations throughout the galaxy. Most notably, the Justice Department and the High Court is headquartered in the space station, and about a quarter of daily traffic to the station is for legal activity. The Institute for Trade and Welfare, Institute for History and Culture, and Military Institute also have main office branches in the space station.

About a third of the space station's traffic volume is public space, which has been appropriated to be used as trading centers, shipping and docking yards, and temporary housing for refugees.

The space station's large mass is a secondary effect of its construction, as it has stabalised the orbital mechanics of the No Name Homeworld. Prior to its construction, there was a slight orbital tilt that manifested itself in unstable climactic changes over thousands of solar sycles. Now, the orbit of the NNH is stabalised to a point where near perfect climate control is achieved, and the orbital period can be set to exactly a period of 1 year of the planet around its star and 360 revolutions of the space station around the planet.