The terrestrial portion of the Sixty-sixth Winter Olympic Games were held in Klagenfurt, Austria, a part of United Europe. Additional events, such as the five-kilometer ski jump were held on Mimas, a moon of Saturn. The opening ceremonies were replicated on Mimas prior to competition beginning, starting with a symbolic lighting of the Olympic flame. Since Mimas has no atmosphere, the flaming torch the runner carried and the burning bronze caldron she "ignited" were holographic displays. This was followed by the procession of athletes entering the plain at the foot of Arthur's central peak.