AG-557MN12 - the "New Mars" by m3mggl
inspired by other saves like that some time ago i decided to remake my "planet cross section" save and work on it a bit more. Took roughtly 3 hours or so, i lost the count after listening to the same album 4 times :D
scifi
swirl
space
crosssection
solar
planet
aliens
galaxy
fabercastell
system
Comments
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m3mggl 26th Apr 2017
I think that 400 kilometer-high rock monsters neither does work, but who can stop me from a bit of fantasy -
thingsarecool 26th Apr 2017
v Orbits definitely don't work like that. -
m3mggl 26th Apr 2017@LetsGoToSpace that eliptical one? Well i just thought it will look kinda abnormal and mysterious :D also there are planets in space that have orbits like that i believe. And if youll tell me what you need help ith then i might agree to that
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LetsGoToSpace 26th Apr 2017
Btw can you help me with something? -
LetsGoToSpace 26th Apr 2017That one orbit looks a bit suspicious... I dont think orbits work like that...
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m3mggl 26th Apr 2017@R33sesK1ng it is in fact rather small (only 1/2 diameter of Mars) and if it was not as close to it's star it would certainly be very cold, due to it's rather small core.
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R33sesK1ng 25th Apr 2017
*************note -
R33sesK1ng 25th Apr 2017+1. On a side not, this planet, what with its core (inner & outer), has an incredibly large crust, or is very small. [as opposed to other planets]
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danieldan0 25th Apr 2017
Cool. +1 -
m3mggl 25th Apr 2017whoopsie accidently deleted previous save xD good thing i had it saved as a stamp :D