No offense, but I always assumed this was very obvious going straight into D2 (from D1) when you land on Titan. Destiny is a fictional game, so logic doesn’t always have to apply here. However, when you kill Oryx, his body is drifting off into a clear direction. I wouldn’t call it far fetched to assume which planets orbit his body would get caught into from gravitational pull, being that the battle took place on the rings of Saturn. I can vividly remember first landing on Titan when D2 came out (Titan was my favorite destination, aesthetic-wise). The shattered green glass domes on Titan with Hive remains staining it was a dead giveaway, besides the fact that we’re on a moon of Saturn, where Oryx’s Dreadnought lingered over once before. I wasn’t really into how subtle they made this in Ghost of the Deep, since it being Oryx (a literal god-being that we destroyed). I would’ve expected more emphasis, or urgency on this. We literally disrupted a ritual of Oryx’s revival, I find it strange that the vanguard wouldn’t excavate the remains of Oryx the way they did with Savathun (maybe they did! I haven’t kept up with the lore).