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Published: 2019-03-11 02:03:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 1768; Favourites: 60; Downloads: 7
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I've had this done for ages, but the layout was confusing, so it needed revamped
I haven't messed around with fantasy space too much, so most of this is probably gonna work "because magic" : p
Also the distances aren't quite right, but it should be enough that you get the idea
(Going right to left)
- Ted: The main star of the solar system. Everything revolves around Ted. Commonly just called "the sun", but his name's there if you ever need it
- Javier: Due to being so near the sun, Javier is forever alight with fire. It's home to thick, rapidly regenerating jungles that fuel the flames. If it wasn't burning, it'd be a tropical paradise. The wildfires make it a small, bright dot on Susie's horizon
- Susie: Home planet to Snakekeys. Roughly half the size of Earth. Has thick, purple rings. At about midday, the sun hits these rings and makes half of the sky appear purple. As it starts to go down, it changes more of the sky. Depending on the time of year, shades can be more or less drastic or even different colors. Has one small moon that's almost snow white and can sometimes be seen with clouds swirling on its surface. It's very reflective and leaves most nights brighter than average
- Swirl Stone: A collection of space rocks with the star of the show being a large spiral-shaped stone. Some days, the spiral can be seen as a shadow amongst Susie's clouds
- Xavier : A little planet with two moons, one small (Madeline) and one almost as large as it (Winter). Believed to have pinkish vegetation due to its pink and blue markings. During the fall, Xavier has been observed to become speckled with orange
- George: A large, hot gas giant that swirls with green storm clouds and occasionally flashes with fierce lightning bright enough to be seen from Susie
- Cynthia: Due to its position behind George, Cynthia is thought to be very shy. She's difficult to catch a glimpse of due to their near synced orbits, though her many, many moons give her away
- Honey: Slightly smaller than Susie, Honey features pink-orange land masses and a mix of blue and pure white waters. Lacks a moon, but has been observed to go dark at regular intervals
- Jasmine: About the same size as Honey. Has two distinct rings and an overall yellowish appearance. Jasmine's nestled into the nebula ring, which definitely gives her impressive skies
- Pseudo Nebula: A collection of colorful gasses, dust, and rocks known as glowstones that appear like tiny stars. While mostly purple, it can appear pink, blue, and even yellow or red. It forms a colorful ring around most of the solar system
- June: A small, relatively cold, blue star located behind the Pseudo Nebula. As Ted is already called "the sun", June is usually referred to by name
- Space: Space itself is not nearly as cold as it is in Earth's solar system. Temperatures average at -20 degrees F. Due to this, stars are far, far colder, though still glow brightly and aren't safe to go near. Space isn't a crushing vacuum and is, in fact, almost safe to navigate. However, there still isn't really any gravity, so that's...a bit of a problem for keke. For now, they remain grounded. The void is filled with a gas known as Psorinth. It seems to be breathable to any creature, though it feels more like inhaling soft-set gelatin than a gas. Theoretically, birds could fly from Susie's atmosphere and into space if they somehow had enough energy for the voyage. Psorinth provides enough friction to push off of, giving the feeling of swimming, except it doesn't push back nearly as hard as water, so it requires much more effort to move through in such a manner. In order to continue to orbit, every celestial body has a core that pilots it forward almost as if it were a living creature. Each atmosphere is designed to reflect Psorinth and cut through it like a hot knife through butter which protects planets from the heat of the friction
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Comments: 2
GodheadInspector [2019-06-25 04:05:33 +0000 UTC]
This is exactly what a fantasy version of space SHOULD be: dreamlike, and prettier than hell.
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LibbysSpecies In reply to GodheadInspector [2019-08-18 23:13:32 +0000 UTC]
Yeah, yeah, late. But I dont' think Hell is supposed to be pretty lol.
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