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"There they discovered ancient technology indicating that the system's planets were artificial constructs, the likely creations of the alien Architects who had built the Corellian system. The dark-siders harnessed the machines (including the extraordinary Cosmic Turbine) but could not control them, and soon annihilated themselves along with the entire planetary system."
―A Galactic Alliance historical document[2]

Vultar was a planet[3] located in the Vultar system,[2] a part of the Arrowhead region in the Slice portion of the Core Worlds.[1] Evidence pointed to the Celestials,[4] an advanced species that disappeared from the galaxy in 30,000 BBY,[5] having used a set of devices,[4] including[6] the gravity-manipulation machine known as the Cosmic Turbine,[5] to construct the Vultar system,[4] including its planets.[2]

In 4250 BBY,[2] when a group of Dark Jedi activated those same devices, including the Cosmic Turbine, in order to use them against their enemy, the Jedi Order, a catastrophic accident instead destroyed the machines, the darksiders, and the entire Vultar system,[4] leaving behind the Vultar Nebula.[7] Millennia later, the fate of the Vultar system's planets was recorded in a document by the Historical Council of the Galactic Federation of Free Alliances, published in 36 ABY.[2]

Behind the scenes[]

The 2005 reference book The New Essential Chronology by Daniel Wallace and Kevin J. Anderson was the first source to mention the planets of the Vultar system.[2] The planet Vultar was subsequently identified in 2008's The Complete Star Wars Encyclopedia.[3] The 2009 reference book The Essential Atlas placed the Vultar system, and therefore the planet itself, in grid square L-10.[1]

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