Tiarrus Colony XII by Imperatus
When the Chariot of Dredd landed down upon the Daxus region of Tiarrus, it was surrounded seas of trees and grass. Now, the Chariot itself is swarmed by urban sprawl that crawls outwards until it falls to decay and poverty.
colony
destroyable
stars
decoedawseome
alien
buildings
testcity
bomb
tiarrus
city
Comments
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the_new_powder99999 18th Dec 2013
Actually, after analysing what you said already, the planet would have days ranging from 1 rotation to 1/6 of a year. Depending on where it is in it's orbit. -
the_new_powder99999 17th Dec 2013How long would a day and year be on this planet?
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DogsRNice 17th Dec 2013
and its awsome -
Imperatus 17th Dec 2013
Tethers can be used to ship large resource loads up into orbit, and Tiarrus XII is more of a (smaller) planet, so thusly this particular colony in the equatorial regions as required for a tether. Though there are an inumerable amount of mines about it's surface, this location was settled to provide residence for workers and others wishing to seek out opportunity on this frontier. -
ICYhavoc45 17th Dec 2013
@runemaster then why is there an orbital tether? Those are sertainly only used for long term investments. -
rasheedkeon 17th Dec 2013
You never cease to amaze me. One rogue proton heading in the wrong direction = big boom which wipes out most of the colony. -
runemaster 17th Dec 2013
@UnknownKarma: Most likely the gravity on this planet would be similar to the moon, considering it's a colony and not a planet with life on it from the beginning. Looking at the surface this is probably a mining colony, and with the shape of the buildings it's been built quickly. Mostly what makes me think this is the spaceships, definitely too large for civilian transport and not enough fire-power to be military. -
thederpityderp 17th Dec 2013
Sparking the ground anywhere causes a huge explosion! -
danieliko556 17th Dec 2013
its from halo 4 -
finn737 17th Dec 2013
Great detail +1