Sky · 9 grahas · 27 nakṣatras · 22 IAU figures · 108 padas
Graha, to pada, to constellation.
Navagraha first. Each lords three nakṣatras, twelve padas. Axial tilt is the numeric anchor — degrees, not Hertz. Moons keep their names’ phonetic history. The heliosphere is nested containers for this map, not a flight plan. Fork 3 from Book LXXII. Earth is the observer, not a tenth graha. Book LXXVIII. Open the spine.
Heliosphere containers · inner → outer
Rings are nested pressure shelves. Bodies are placed by log-AU inside the wind, not as a flight plan. Rāhu and Ketu are crossings, not radii — open them from the nine.
Nine grahas · tilt is the number
Observer and outer — not navagraha
9 × 12 = 108 · each row a graha, each cluster a nakṣatra in an IAU figure
22 IAU figures — 27 sit on the zodiacal ones; Argo is a retired ship, split keel / stern / sails
Pick a graha. The tilt is the number. The three constellations are the sky-names. The twelve cells are padas. Or pick an IAU figure and walk back to the lord. Moons open as etymology, not as a child-map and not as Hertz. Nested rings are heliosphere containers — which shelf you are on, not a trajectory.