Water Worlds with no athmosphere.
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is it even possible in real life to have a liquid water world with no atmosphere they both go hand in hand I would have thought unless its locked under ice and outta the goldie locks zone,...…...
still whilst the stella forge is reasonably accurate for a game, it is by no means an accurate simulation of what is really out there at all.
there are small stella bodies in our own sol system that are basically beyond count makemake for eg.
stone me some planets can even rain diamond encrusted rocks in different systems to our own.....
still whilst the stella forge is reasonably accurate for a game, it is by no means an accurate simulation of what is really out there at all.
there are small stella bodies in our own sol system that are basically beyond count makemake for eg.
stone me some planets can even rain diamond encrusted rocks in different systems to our own.....
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so where did you think oompa Loompa's come from?
but according to the person who first discovered it,it is and I quote " a terrible place" and hence he never revealed it's location and purposely lost that cartographic data.
the horizons add on is only airless moons I yearn for the day, if ever we can land on planets as C.E.O of frontier development David Braben promised
and elite dangerous Worlds/Vistas add on or words to that effect is finally released.
is he a man of his word time will tell...….
if you listen very carefully whilst on the moon in sol I swear you can sometimes hear the clangers
(pandimensional beings suffering from improbability drive sickness)
(obviously the sound is resonating through the moon to the ship
)
well when you can actually land there too that is
but according to the person who first discovered it,it is and I quote " a terrible place" and hence he never revealed it's location and purposely lost that cartographic data.
Raining Pebbles: Rocky Exoplanet Has Bizarre Atmosphere, Simulation Suggests
Tidally locked with its star and orbiting very close to it, the exoplanet Corot-7b is hot enough to melt rock on its star-facing side. Its atmosphere consists of the components of silicate rocks in gaseous form and, simulation suggests, periodically rains pebbles or grains of sand onto the...
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and elite dangerous Worlds/Vistas add on or words to that effect is finally released.
is he a man of his word time will tell...….
if you listen very carefully whilst on the moon in sol I swear you can sometimes hear the clangers
(pandimensional beings suffering from improbability drive sickness)(obviously the sound is resonating through the moon to the ship
)well when you can actually land there too that is
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I would prefer to live in hell and rent that place outlol
lol