No there's ground-- it's one big crust because of the heat and mostly volcanic, but there is something to stand on. But that surface area is much smaller than Earth's despite the planet appearing to be the same size-- it's because of the incredibly thick atmosphere. It's like having two snowballs, but one of them has a medium-sized rock in it and the other has a small rock in it, and the snow represents the atmosphere.
Yes we'd just begun space exploration and colonization when the Colterons attacked the Mars colony, but after that our research into space and technology became the priority. I remember in primary school, it felt like all of our focus was on science and technology, it was that important to our survival.
all this stuff really brings into perspective how focused we all were with what was happening in eos: the war, the gods, the scourge spreading, nights getting longer do you think there is life on other planets here too? like those colterons of yours?
Personally I find it hard to imagine a world where life only exists on one planet. Surely there couldn't only be ONE place where the conditions to support life were just right? It seems too impossible.
So yes, I think there's a good chance that this version of Earth exists alongside other life that isn't human. Where it is, how far away, I couldn't tell you.
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no solid ground??
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so you come from a place where a lot of space exploration has been done?
i don't even know if we have more planets besides eos and the sun (which is a star** i know!! now!)
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Yes we'd just begun space exploration and colonization when the Colterons attacked the Mars colony, but after that our research into space and technology became the priority. I remember in primary school, it felt like all of our focus was on science and technology, it was that important to our survival.
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all this stuff really brings into perspective how focused we all were with what was happening in eos: the war, the gods, the scourge spreading, nights getting longer
do you think there is life on other planets here too?
like those colterons of yours?
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So yes, I think there's a good chance that this version of Earth exists alongside other life that isn't human. Where it is, how far away, I couldn't tell you.
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consider my mind slightly blown, too
[he'll never understand space, really, but... it's interesting stuff.]
the stars and the moon are really nice for pictures
that's as much as i know about all this lol