The Powder Toy

A Darsonian Discovery by SamDwich

SamDwich
SamDwich
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29th Oct 2021
3rd Apr 2022
A Darso probe discovered an unknown substance nicknamed 'space guacamole'. We need to better understand it. We know it's a viscous liquid formed in cooler Darsonian regions, like caves, and freezes at night. It also contains chlorine in trace amounts.
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Comments

  • Ilovegam3z
    Ilovegam3z     3rd Apr 2022
    also when in contact with someone with a cold the person gets a infection that causes fungus to grow out of the person and when overs touch it they get infected to
  • Ilovegam3z
    Ilovegam3z     3rd Apr 2022
    @SamDwich I did a test and well i want to warn your scientests NOT TO GO NEAR THAT PUDDLE! Recently after the "L-Y" experiment after mixing Youlanium [what we call your "space quacamole"] with Liquiditium 067 [i think thats the correct number] we found that a explosion happened when mixing them together. Urquite 021 [a radioactive liquid that is lethal when it is a gas form] caused the same explosion but it made a rift in space-time.
  • SamDwich
    SamDwich     3rd Apr 2022
    So, um, the probe partially melted and the antenna, along with the rest of the probe, malfunctioned as Darsonian Sunrise is coming around and has melted the antenna off, but it is presumed that the space guacamole will likely incinerate into compounds that will reform into space guacamole when cooled. also presumed is that the electronics of the probe are melted into a goop of unrecognizable metals along with the outside of the craft and the insulation has suffered a similar fate.
  • KINGDRAKON666
    KINGDRAKON666     2nd Nov 2021
    not bad
  • SamDwich
    SamDwich     2nd Nov 2021
    ah the probe just reconnected
  • SamDwich
    SamDwich     31st Oct 2021
    Oh, whoops the probe broke
  • SamDwich
    SamDwich     30th Oct 2021
    IT CONTAINS LIFE! It turns out there are a few carbon-based lifeforms contributing to the tenous(one-157th of triton's) Darsonian CO2 atmosphere, and some a silicon-based. They seem to be metabolizing the sulphur and silcon/carbon mixtures
  • 7shotsolo
    7shotsolo     29th Oct 2021
    oops, must have picked the wrong variant of the guacamole
  • SamDwich
    SamDwich     29th Oct 2021
    it's actually more sulphide-rich
  • SamDwich
    SamDwich     29th Oct 2021
    and the 'space guacamole' is not very nitrate rich, try checking your experiments