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−	'''Faurai Felei Rainui''' ( /fauːɾai ɾajnūːi/, 1998-2064 ) was a Feguan astrophysicist and mathematician renowned for his works on spacetime topologies, and the [[Kerr-Rainui metric]], a generalization of the [[wikipedia:Kerr_metric\|Kerr metric]] in toroidal space. His contributions also included computational models for the analysis of gravity assists, which were employed in the [[Ta'atearoa Program]], and a 5-dimension interpretation of a Kerr wormhole pair later known as the ~~'''~~Rainui Conjecture~~'''~~, which granted him his second Nobel prize in 2053. He devoted his life to his research, university teaching, and contributions to the [[FAITO Aerospace\|Feguan Space Program]].	+	'''Faurai Felei Rainui''' ( /fauːɾai ɾajnūːi/, 1998-2064 ) was a Feguan astrophysicist and mathematician renowned for his works on spacetime topologies, and the [[#The Kerr-Rainui Metric\|Kerr-Rainui metric]], a generalization of the [[wikipedia:Kerr_metric\|Kerr metric]] in toroidal space. His contributions also included computational models for the analysis of gravity assists, which were employed in the [[Ta'atearoa Program]], and a 5-dimension interpretation of a Kerr wormhole pair later known as the [[#The Rainui Conjecture\|Rainui Conjecture]], which granted him his second Nobel prize in 2053. He devoted his life to his research, university teaching, and contributions to the [[FAITO Aerospace\|Feguan Space Program]].

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	=== University and thesis ===		=== University and thesis ===
−	After working for a local TV repair shop in Pihiro for a summer, Rainui enlisted on the Huturoa Excellency Scholarship program, a funding program operated by the [[University of Huturoa]] to attract meritorious mainland students to the island-state. He had spent the best of his time since his resignation at the ''PIEE'' preparing the entry exam to the Huturoa Excellency Scholarship program, a time that he recalls "being of the most fruitious in [his] intellectual career". He quotes: <blockquote>It was in this somewhat mundane repair shop that I spent some of my most industrious days as a young silly head governed by the appetizing mysteries of our universe, and the most lonesome and dire evenings when studying the vapid topics of Economics or Literature. It was, for the Letters, only in History that my mind was able to find fruit to an appetite for the occult. Of the most remarkable individuals I met in my career were two other undergrads working there in this summer of 2019. One was to me an apparent mystery of Nature in his baffling ability to understand at a glance the works of apparently any electronic device that the tenant would throw at his grasp ; his name was Paoa Kahanamoku, a name that I would remember for his elder son, Johan, whom would pursue his PhD under my direction many years later. The other was no less than Rai Maevarau, future Minister of Space and prominent sponsor of the Ta'atearoa Program. It is to him that I owe my recent position at the head of FAITO. A fit reminder of my great-aunt's favorite quote - ''sometimes a good counter is worth any big title''.<ref name=":0" /> </blockquote>Admitted with honors at the [[University of Huturoa]], Rainui there studied physics and mathematics, majoring in Astrophysics and Applied Mathematics, before pursuing a PhD in Astrophysics. Despite being admitted in 2020, he was allowed to join third year classes immediately, on account of his previous years at ''PIEE'' and his results at the entry exam, allowing him to graduate with a Bachelor of Physics by the year 2022. He conducted his thesis under the direction of Pr. Shin Tokare, studying 5D brane topologies in relation to Einstein's general relativity and the MWI interpretation of quantum physics. Despite not producing a solution that would conciliate both models, his work served as a substantial foundation for his later work on the [[Kerr-Rainui metric]] and the [[Rainui Conjecture]]. He defended his PhD thesis with honors in 2026, receiving the title of ''Doctor es Astrophysics'', and a position of titular professor at the University of Huturoa.	+	After working for a local TV repair shop in Pihiro for a summer, Rainui enlisted on the Huturoa Excellency Scholarship program, a funding program operated by the [[University of Huturoa]] to attract meritorious mainland students to the island-state. He had spent the best of his time since his resignation at the ''PIEE'' preparing the entry exam to the Huturoa Excellency Scholarship program, a time that he recalls "being of the most fruitious in [his] intellectual career". He quotes: <blockquote>It was in this somewhat mundane repair shop that I spent some of my most industrious days as a young silly head governed by the appetizing mysteries of our universe, and the most lonesome and dire evenings when studying the vapid topics of Economics or Literature. It was, for the Letters, only in History that my mind was able to find fruit to an appetite for the occult. Of the most remarkable individuals I met in my career were two other undergrads working there in this summer of 2019. One was to me an apparent mystery of Nature in his baffling ability to understand at a glance the works of apparently any electronic device that the tenant would throw at his grasp ; his name was Paoa Kahanamoku, a name that I would remember for his elder son, Johan, whom would pursue his PhD under my direction many years later. The other was no less than Rai Maevarau, future Minister of Space and prominent sponsor of the Ta'atearoa Program. It is to him that I owe my recent position at the head of FAITO. A fit reminder of my great-aunt's favorite quote - ''sometimes a good counter is worth any big title''.<ref name=":0" /> </blockquote>Admitted with honors at the [[University of Huturoa]], Rainui there studied physics and mathematics, majoring in Astrophysics and Applied Mathematics, before pursuing a PhD in Astrophysics. Despite being admitted in 2020, he was allowed to join third year classes immediately, on account of his previous years at ''PIEE'' and his results at the entry exam, allowing him to graduate with a Bachelor of Physics by the year 2022. He conducted his thesis under the direction of Pr. Shin Tokare, studying 5D brane topologies in relation to Einstein's general relativity and the MWI interpretation of quantum physics. Despite not producing a solution that would conciliate both models, his work served as a substantial foundation for his later work on the [[#The Kerr-Rainui Metric\|Kerr-Rainui metric]] and the [[#The Rainui Conjecture\|Rainui Conjecture]]. He defended his PhD thesis with honors in 2026, receiving the title of ''Doctor es Astrophysics'', and a position of titular professor at the University of Huturoa.

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−	Faurai Rainui married Maeva Feran-Tohoku in 2037 after ten years of common life. Of their union were born three children, of whom the cadet, [[Tama Rainui]], would later in turn become the CEO of [[FAITO Aerospace]].	+	Faurai Rainui married '''Maeva Feran-Tohoku''' in 2037 after ten years of common life. Of their union were born three children, of whom the cadet, [[Tama Rainui]], would later in turn become the CEO of [[FAITO Aerospace]].

−	Faurai and Maeva first met at the [[University of Huturoa]] during their student years. Maeva Feran-Tohoku was herself the granddaughter of the renowned 20th century Feguan astronomer Kai Feran-Tohoku (1915-1986), who inspired her to pursue a career in Astronomy herself. According to Rainui's autobiography, they had an adventure that only lasted for a year, before reuniting several years later. They married in 2037, at the Vaimarata Cathedral, and lived on Huturoa for a couple decades. The couple had three children, two daughters, Aiko and Moeiva, and a son, Tama. Avid sailors, they would spend weekends on the family catamaran, ''Tiare Vaiana''. They would occasionally sail for long holidays across the oceans, a time of peace and isolation that Faurai Rainui cherished. He would devolve most of his free time to his research, and to his passions for history and occult mysteries, retracing the routes of the early Feguans. After Faurai's nomination at the head of [[FAITO Aerospace]], the family moved to Pihiro, Faurai's homeland, for its proximity to [[Fegeland\|Fegua]].	+	Faurai and Maeva first met at the [[University of Huturoa]] during their student years. Maeva Feran-Tohoku was herself the granddaughter of the renowned 20th century Feguan astronomer '''Kai Feran-Tohoku''' (1915-1986), who inspired her to pursue a career in Astronomy herself. According to Rainui's autobiography, they had an adventure that only lasted for a year, before reuniting several years later. They married in 2037, at the Vaimarata Cathedral, and lived on Huturoa for a couple decades. The couple had three children, two daughters, '''Aiko''' and '''Moeiva''', and a son, '''Tama'''. Avid sailors, they would spend weekends on the family catamaran, ''Tiare Vaiana''. They would occasionally sail for long holidays across the oceans, a time of peace and isolation that Faurai Rainui cherished. He would devolve most of his free time to his research, and to his passions for history and occult mysteries, retracing the routes of the early Feguans. After Faurai's nomination at the head of [[FAITO Aerospace]], the family moved to Pihiro, Faurai's homeland, for its proximity to [[Fegeland\|Fegua]].

	===Beliefs and Political positions===		===Beliefs and Political positions===

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−	Faurai Rainui married Maeva Feran-Tohoku in 2037 after ten years of common life. Of their union were born three children, of whom the ~~caded~~, [[Tama Rainui]], would later in turn become the CEO of [[FAITO Aerospace]].	+	Faurai Rainui married Maeva Feran-Tohoku in 2037 after ten years of common life. Of their union were born three children, of whom the cadet, [[Tama Rainui]], would later in turn become the CEO of [[FAITO Aerospace]].

−	Faurai and Maeva first met at the [[University of Huturoa]] during their student years. Maeva Feran-Tohoku was herself the granddaughter of the renowned 20th century Feguan astronomer Kai Feran-Tohoku (1915-1986), who inspired her to pursue a career in Astronomy herself. According to Rainui's autobiography, they had an adventure that only lasted for a year, before reuniting several years later. They married in 2037, at the Vaimarata Cathedral, and lived on Huturoa for a couple decades. The couple had three children, two daughters, Aiko and Moeiva, and a son, Tama. Avid sailors, they would spend weekends on the family catamaran, ''Tiare Vaiana''. They would occasionally sail for long holidays across the oceans, a time of peace and isolation that Faurai Rainui cherished. He would devolve most of his free time to his research, and to his passions for history and occult mysteries, retracing the routes of the early Feguans. After Faurai's nomination at the head of [[FAITO Aerospace]], the family moved to Pihiro, Faurai's homeland, for its proximity to [[Fegeland\|Fegua]].	+	Faurai and Maeva first met at the [[University of Huturoa]] during their student years. Maeva Feran-Tohoku was herself the granddaughter of the renowned 20th century Feguan astronomer Kai Feran-Tohoku (1915-1986), who inspired her to pursue a career in Astronomy herself. According to Rainui's autobiography, they had an adventure that only lasted for a year, before reuniting several years later. They married in 2037, at the Vaimarata Cathedral, and lived on Huturoa for a couple decades. The couple had three children, two daughters, Aiko and Moeiva, and a son, Tama. Avid sailors, they would spend weekends on the family catamaran, ''Tiare Vaiana''. They would occasionally sail for long holidays across the oceans, a time of peace and isolation that Faurai Rainui cherished. He would devolve most of his free time to his research, and to his passions for history and occult mysteries, retracing the routes of the early Feguans. After Faurai's nomination at the head of [[FAITO Aerospace]], the family moved to Pihiro, Faurai's homeland, for its proximity to [[Fegeland\|Fegua]].

	===Beliefs and Political positions===		===Beliefs and Political positions===

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	'''Faurai Felei Rainui''' ( /fauːɾai ɾajnūːi/, 1998-2064 ) was a Feguan astrophysicist and mathematician renowned for his works on spacetime topologies, and the [[Kerr-Rainui metric]], a generalization of the [[wikipedia:Kerr_metric\|Kerr metric]] in toroidal space. His contributions also included computational models for the analysis of gravity assists, which were employed in the [[Ta'atearoa Program]], and a 5-dimension interpretation of a Kerr wormhole pair later known as the '''Rainui Conjecture''', which granted him his second Nobel prize in 2063. He devoted his life to his research, university teaching, and contributions to the [[FAITO Aerospace\|Feguan Space Program]].		'''Faurai Felei Rainui''' ( /fauːɾai ɾajnūːi/, 1998-2064 ) was a Feguan astrophysicist and mathematician renowned for his works on spacetime topologies, and the [[Kerr-Rainui metric]], a generalization of the [[wikipedia:Kerr_metric\|Kerr metric]] in toroidal space. His contributions also included computational models for the analysis of gravity assists, which were employed in the [[Ta'atearoa Program]], and a 5-dimension interpretation of a Kerr wormhole pair later known as the '''Rainui Conjecture''', which granted him his second Nobel prize in 2063. He devoted his life to his research, university teaching, and contributions to the [[FAITO Aerospace\|Feguan Space Program]].
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		+	Rainui is often considered as one of the most prolific heads in the recent Feguan scientific history. His contributions to the field of [[wikipedia:Theoretical_Physics\|Theoretical Physics]] quickly caught the attention of his peers, and his first Nobel prize granted him public recognition. Although being reluctant towards the media and public attention, he made numerous media appearances in the early 40s, participating in public congresses and vulgarization shows. His background as a Professor helped building the well-known charismatic figure that fascinated physics enthusiasts throughout Fegeland, and later led him to the direction of [[FAITO Aerospace]].

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		+	Rainui's contributions begins with his PhD thesis at the [[University of Huturoa]], which he defended in 2026, at the age of 28. Conducted under the direction of Pr. Shin Tokare, himself an esteemed theoretical physicist, Rainui's thesis studied the theoretical plausibility of a 5-dimensional brane topology as an attempt to unite the ''Many Worlds Interpretation'' of quantum physics and Einstein's [[wikipedia:General_Relativity\|General Relativity]]. His research was part of the search for a hypothetical [[wikipedia:Theory_of_everything\|Theory of Everything]] that would unite classical relativistic physics and quantum mechanics. Rainui's theory predicted the existence of a fifth dimension orthogonal to the existing four dimensions of spacetime, and related several fundamental coupling constants of classical physics to a more general coupling between this hypothetical dimension and matter in the universe. Despite not producing concluding results, his thesis led to the discovery of the '''Tokare-Rainui manifolds''', a class of 5-dimensional manifold that are topologically toroidal along two dimensions, that Tokare regarded as "the most important bricks of [their] careers". Rainui's initial intuition of conjecturing the topology of the Universe as a tore was criticized by his peers, an idea that he later came to refute with his discovery of the '''1-3TR''' and '''2-3TR''' Tokare-Rainui manifolds. Rainui proved that such manifolds could be used to describe branes that exhibit properties comparable to our universe, albeit while violating the mass-energy equivalence. This model, nicknamed "'''Rainui's God Hand'''" (RGH) provides an elegant solution for [[wikipedia:Dark_energy\|dark energy]] as the manifestation of energy from adjacent branes in a Tokare-Rainui manifold, commonly vulgarized as the hypothetical influence of "neighboring parallel universes" on our own universe. However, observations shows that energy distribution throughout the universe is greatly heterogeneous, whereas dark energy density is thought to be homogeneous, hinting that the effect of neighboring branes in the RGH model must be heterogeneous, and as such that dark energy within our universe should be heterogeneously dispersed. Such a claim has been refuted by notable peers, although the model as a whole is considered by many as a nonetheless promising track.
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	=== The Kerr-Rainui Metric ===		=== The Kerr-Rainui Metric ===
		+	The Kerr-Rainui metric is a generalization of the [[wikipedia:Kerr_metric\|Kerr metric]] in toroidal space. It describes the geometry of a Kerr black hole in a toroidal universe. A Kerr-Rainui black hole's internal space region would, in such a topology, rejoin the external space region, allowing an observer traversing both event horizons to emerge at a different position or time depending on its trajectory within the black hole. The Penrose diagram of such a black hole connects the inner and outer horizons such as the trajectory of a particle exiting the inner horizon (or antihorizon) is continued in the outside space, therefore making no distinction between an "inside" and an "outside" space. Kerr-Rainui black holes therefore eliminates the need for extra universes, at the expense of predicting the existence of white holes in the universe, which have never been observed. It is assumed that the inside region of a Kerr black hole is largely unstable, a quality that is also shared by the Kerr-Rainui black hole and would require such wormholes to be inherently short-lived. Rainui proposed that such wormholes could be naturally formed and destroyed as an explication for gamma-ray bursts.

	=== The Rainui Conjecture ===		=== The Rainui Conjecture ===

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−	After working for a local TV repair shop in Pihiro for a summer, Rainui enlisted on the Huturoa Excellency Scholarship program, a funding program operated by the [[University of Huturoa]] to attract meritorious mainland students to the island-state. He had spent the best of his time since his resignation at the ''PIEE'' preparing the entry exam to the Huturoa Excellency Scholarship program, a time that he recalls "being of the most fruitious in [his] intellectual career". He quotes: <blockquote>It was in this somewhat mundane repair shop that I spent some of my most industrious days as a young silly head governed by the appetizing mysteries of our universe, and the most lonesome and dire evenings when studying the vapid topics of Economics or Literature. It was, for the Letters, only in History ~~was~~ my mind able to find fruit to an appetite for the occult. Of the most remarkable individuals I met in my career were two other undergrads working there in this summer of 2019. One was to me an apparent mystery of Nature in his baffling ability to understand at a glance the works of apparently any electronic device that the tenant would throw at his grasp ; his name was Paoa Kahanamoku, a name that I would remember for his elder son, Johan, whom would pursue his PhD under my direction many years later. The other was no less than Rai Maevarau, future Minister of Space and prominent sponsor of the Ta'atearoa Program. It is to him that I owe my recent position at the head of FAITO. A fit reminder of my great-aunt's favorite quote - ''sometimes a good counter is worth any big title''. </blockquote>Admitted with honors at the [[University of Huturoa]], Rainui there studied physics and mathematics, majoring in Astrophysics and Applied Mathematics, before pursuing a PhD in Astrophysics. Despite being admitted in 2020, he was allowed to join third year classes immediately, on account of his previous years at ''PIEE'' and his results at the entry exam, allowing him to graduate with a Bachelor of Physics by the year 2022. He conducted his thesis under the direction of Pr. Shin Tokare, studying 5D brane topologies in relation to Einstein's general relativity and the MWI interpretation of quantum physics. Despite not producing a solution that would conciliate both models, his work served as a substantial foundation for his later work on the [[Kerr-Rainui metric]] and the [[Rainui Conjecture]]. He defended his PhD thesis with honors in 2026, receiving the title of ''Doctor es Astrophysics'', and a position of titular professor at the University of Huturoa.	+	After working for a local TV repair shop in Pihiro for a summer, Rainui enlisted on the Huturoa Excellency Scholarship program, a funding program operated by the [[University of Huturoa]] to attract meritorious mainland students to the island-state. He had spent the best of his time since his resignation at the ''PIEE'' preparing the entry exam to the Huturoa Excellency Scholarship program, a time that he recalls "being of the most fruitious in [his] intellectual career". He quotes: <blockquote>It was in this somewhat mundane repair shop that I spent some of my most industrious days as a young silly head governed by the appetizing mysteries of our universe, and the most lonesome and dire evenings when studying the vapid topics of Economics or Literature. It was, for the Letters, only in History that my mind was able to find fruit to an appetite for the occult. Of the most remarkable individuals I met in my career were two other undergrads working there in this summer of 2019. One was to me an apparent mystery of Nature in his baffling ability to understand at a glance the works of apparently any electronic device that the tenant would throw at his grasp ; his name was Paoa Kahanamoku, a name that I would remember for his elder son, Johan, whom would pursue his PhD under my direction many years later. The other was no less than Rai Maevarau, future Minister of Space and prominent sponsor of the Ta'atearoa Program. It is to him that I owe my recent position at the head of FAITO. A fit reminder of my great-aunt's favorite quote - ''sometimes a good counter is worth any big title''. </blockquote>Admitted with honors at the [[University of Huturoa]], Rainui there studied physics and mathematics, majoring in Astrophysics and Applied Mathematics, before pursuing a PhD in Astrophysics. Despite being admitted in 2020, he was allowed to join third year classes immediately, on account of his previous years at ''PIEE'' and his results at the entry exam, allowing him to graduate with a Bachelor of Physics by the year 2022. He conducted his thesis under the direction of Pr. Shin Tokare, studying 5D brane topologies in relation to Einstein's general relativity and the MWI interpretation of quantum physics. Despite not producing a solution that would conciliate both models, his work served as a substantial foundation for his later work on the [[Kerr-Rainui metric]] and the [[Rainui Conjecture]]. He defended his PhD thesis with honors in 2026, receiving the title of ''Doctor es Astrophysics'', and a position of titular professor at the University of Huturoa.

	=== Career ===		=== Career ===

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	'''Faurai Felei Rainui''' ( /fauːɾai ɾajnūːi/, 1998-2064 ) was a Feguan astrophysicist and mathematician renowned for his works on spacetime topologies, and the [[Kerr-Rainui metric]], a generalization of the [[wikipedia:Kerr_metric\|Kerr metric]] in toroidal space. His contributions also included computational models for the analysis of gravity assists, which were employed in the [[Ta'atearoa Program]], and a 5-dimension interpretation of a Kerr wormhole pair later known as the '''Rainui Conjecture''', which granted him his second Nobel prize in 2063. He devoted his life to his research, university teaching, and contributions to the [[FAITO Aerospace\|Feguan Space Program]].		'''Faurai Felei Rainui''' ( /fauːɾai ɾajnūːi/, 1998-2064 ) was a Feguan astrophysicist and mathematician renowned for his works on spacetime topologies, and the [[Kerr-Rainui metric]], a generalization of the [[wikipedia:Kerr_metric\|Kerr metric]] in toroidal space. His contributions also included computational models for the analysis of gravity assists, which were employed in the [[Ta'atearoa Program]], and a 5-dimension interpretation of a Kerr wormhole pair later known as the '''Rainui Conjecture''', which granted him his second Nobel prize in 2063. He devoted his life to his research, university teaching, and contributions to the [[FAITO Aerospace\|Feguan Space Program]].
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	=== University and thesis ===		=== University and thesis ===
	After working for a local TV repair shop in Pihiro for a summer, Rainui enlisted on the Huturoa Excellency Scholarship program, a funding program operated by the [[University of Huturoa]] to attract meritorious mainland students to the island-state. He had spent the best of his time since his resignation at the ''PIEE'' preparing the entry exam to the Huturoa Excellency Scholarship program, a time that he recalls "being of the most fruitious in [his] intellectual career". He quotes: <blockquote>It was in this somewhat mundane repair shop that I spent some of my most industrious days as a young silly head governed by the appetizing mysteries of our universe, and the most lonesome and dire evenings when studying the vapid topics of Economics or Literature. It was, for the Letters, only in History was my mind able to find fruit to an appetite for the occult. Of the most remarkable individuals I met in my career were two other undergrads working there in this summer of 2019. One was to me an apparent mystery of Nature in his baffling ability to understand at a glance the works of apparently any electronic device that the tenant would throw at his grasp ; his name was Paoa Kahanamoku, a name that I would remember for his elder son, Johan, whom would pursue his PhD under my direction many years later. The other was no less than Rai Maevarau, future Minister of Space and prominent sponsor of the Ta'atearoa Program. It is to him that I owe my recent position at the head of FAITO. A fit reminder of my great-aunt's favorite quote - ''sometimes a good counter is worth any big title''. </blockquote>Admitted with honors at the [[University of Huturoa]], Rainui there studied physics and mathematics, majoring in Astrophysics and Applied Mathematics, before pursuing a PhD in Astrophysics. Despite being admitted in 2020, he was allowed to join third year classes immediately, on account of his previous years at ''PIEE'' and his results at the entry exam, allowing him to graduate with a Bachelor of Physics by the year 2022. He conducted his thesis under the direction of Pr. Shin Tokare, studying 5D brane topologies in relation to Einstein's general relativity and the MWI interpretation of quantum physics. Despite not producing a solution that would conciliate both models, his work served as a substantial foundation for his later work on the [[Kerr-Rainui metric]] and the [[Rainui Conjecture]]. He defended his PhD thesis with honors in 2026, receiving the title of ''Doctor es Astrophysics'', and a position of titular professor at the University of Huturoa.		After working for a local TV repair shop in Pihiro for a summer, Rainui enlisted on the Huturoa Excellency Scholarship program, a funding program operated by the [[University of Huturoa]] to attract meritorious mainland students to the island-state. He had spent the best of his time since his resignation at the ''PIEE'' preparing the entry exam to the Huturoa Excellency Scholarship program, a time that he recalls "being of the most fruitious in [his] intellectual career". He quotes: <blockquote>It was in this somewhat mundane repair shop that I spent some of my most industrious days as a young silly head governed by the appetizing mysteries of our universe, and the most lonesome and dire evenings when studying the vapid topics of Economics or Literature. It was, for the Letters, only in History was my mind able to find fruit to an appetite for the occult. Of the most remarkable individuals I met in my career were two other undergrads working there in this summer of 2019. One was to me an apparent mystery of Nature in his baffling ability to understand at a glance the works of apparently any electronic device that the tenant would throw at his grasp ; his name was Paoa Kahanamoku, a name that I would remember for his elder son, Johan, whom would pursue his PhD under my direction many years later. The other was no less than Rai Maevarau, future Minister of Space and prominent sponsor of the Ta'atearoa Program. It is to him that I owe my recent position at the head of FAITO. A fit reminder of my great-aunt's favorite quote - ''sometimes a good counter is worth any big title''. </blockquote>Admitted with honors at the [[University of Huturoa]], Rainui there studied physics and mathematics, majoring in Astrophysics and Applied Mathematics, before pursuing a PhD in Astrophysics. Despite being admitted in 2020, he was allowed to join third year classes immediately, on account of his previous years at ''PIEE'' and his results at the entry exam, allowing him to graduate with a Bachelor of Physics by the year 2022. He conducted his thesis under the direction of Pr. Shin Tokare, studying 5D brane topologies in relation to Einstein's general relativity and the MWI interpretation of quantum physics. Despite not producing a solution that would conciliate both models, his work served as a substantial foundation for his later work on the [[Kerr-Rainui metric]] and the [[Rainui Conjecture]]. He defended his PhD thesis with honors in 2026, receiving the title of ''Doctor es Astrophysics'', and a position of titular professor at the University of Huturoa.
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		+	=== Career ===
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		+	==== Substantial works in Astrophysics ====
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		+	==== Chair of Titular Professor at the University of Huturoa ====
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		+	==== Direction of FAITO Aerospace (2049-2064) ====
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		+	== Research ==
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		+	=== The Kerr-Rainui Metric ===
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		+	=== The Rainui Conjecture ===
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		+	=== Other works ===
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		+	== Distinctions ==
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		+	=== Nobel Prizes ===
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		+	=== Other distinctions ===
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		+	== Personal life ==
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		+	=== Marriage and family ===
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		+	=== Beliefs and Political positions ===
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		+	==== Early involvement in the Kydæ Society ====
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		+	==== Occult interests ====
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		+	==== Proximity with the Tahura family ====
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		+	=== Death (2064) ===
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		+	==== Ta'atearoa Program hardships and Aquarian "Race to Eeloo" ====
		+
		+	==== Circumstances of death ====
		+
		+	==== Aftermath and controversies ====

JuanHorse at 02:33, 7 May 2024

2024-05-07T02:33:15Z

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	{{Character		{{Character
−	\| name = Faurai ~~Felei~~ Rainui	+	\| name = Faurai Rainui
	\| known_for = Astrophysicist, leader of [[FAITO Aerospace]]		\| known_for = Astrophysicist, leader of [[FAITO Aerospace]]
−	\| photo = ~~AYRTON_CASPIAN_DE_WARD~~.png	+	\| photo = Faurai.png
	\| birth_date = October 3rd, 1998		\| birth_date = October 3rd, 1998
	\| birth_location = Fenua-ite-Upo'o, [[Fegeland]]		\| birth_location = Fenua-ite-Upo'o, [[Fegeland]]
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	\| death_location = Vaimarata, [[Fegeland]]		\| death_location = Vaimarata, [[Fegeland]]
	\| nationality = Feguan		\| nationality = Feguan
−	\| photo_caption = ~~Placeholder~~	+	\| photo_caption = Faurai Rainui, as seen in 2056 before a Ta'atearoa first stage.
	{{Character/Government Position		{{Character/Government Position
	\| position_title=Director-General of FAITO Aerospace		\| position_title=Director-General of FAITO Aerospace