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[Question] [ This question is tangent of this [one](https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questions/372/how-can-magic-and-the-economy-reliably-stand-together). While reading about the world-building that went into the [Mistborn](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mistborn_series) series I began to reassess my own world-b...
[Question] [ This is my first question on this Stack Exchange; I hope that I am following your posting guidelines correctly. I am not someone who writes books (or is writing a book), but I do like to write short stories for my own entertainment. Most of my education is in computer science, cellular biology, and medic...
[Question] [ I'm working on a simulator-type game which I want to be at least internally consistent, and which I'd like to work as close to reality as possible. That being said, it's set in space, which means to avoid player boredom there needs to be some kind of FTL travel. I'm trying to work in functional analogs t...
[Question] [ Let us consider two persons who can feel what the other senses and know what the other thinks. Now do these two persons have a common or single consciousness?If so,will it do good, if we succeed to help conjoined twins by brain,to achieve this single consciousness;Now they are no more two persons, but a ...
[Question] [ An Orbital is a miniature ringworld used by the Culture in Iain M. Banks's Culture series. [Wikipedia has details on their basic structure](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orbital_%28The_Culture%29), but to simplify, the main difference from a Niven ringworld is that they're much smaller and orbit the sun ...
[Question] [ The basic question is: # When is a location good enough to build a space centre on it? Some info to the function of the space-centre: * The space centre has a lot of traffic, also humans. I imagine it would be good to be near major cities, but not too close (Safety) * Space-crafts launch mainly into a **...
[Question] [ # How to approach this problem! Numerically. Trying to find some closed form equation to spit things out is extremely difficult, especially in the face of how well this lends itself to numeric methods. Solving this numerically is better in every way. I was able to get a proof of concept out at 1 am i...
[Question] [ This question asks for hard science. All answers to this question should be backed up by equations, empirical evidence, scientific papers, other citations, etc. Answers that do not satisfy this requirement might be removed. See [the tag description](/tags/hard-science/info) for more information. This...
[Question] [ I have a planet about the size of earth. It is a desert planet with an atmosphere at 0.1 atm, made of 90% co2 and 10% n2. Water at this pressure should freeze at 35℉ and boil at 125℉. The planet has a magnetic field, a day of 28 hours, an axial tilt of 28°, a year of 3267.5 hours and an average temperatu...
[Question] [ I have a planet, let's call it Davy-Tim. Davy-Tim has 2 times the mass of the Earth and has a magnetic field. Davy-Tim has a negligible atmosphere and orbits an average millisecond pulsar named Dad, at a distance of 0.8 AU. Dad has a certain tilt and poles so that its radiation beams are aligned with Dav...
[Question] [ This is a sequel to [my previous question](https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/q/220581/87100) in this vein, in which I [handwaved](https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/HandWave) away some issues related to [Bob overheating](https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questions/219040/how-do-i-sto...
[Question] [ Writing about a character who used to be a veteran infantryman who was skilled with a two handed spear, both as part of a spear wall and in battlefield combat. Due to the loss of his non dominant arm, he was allowed to transfer to being a guard but is expected to practice regularly and to train recruits....
[Question] [ I am imagining a Harry-Potter-like magical scenario: A secret parallel society of magic wielders in our modern-day era, only known to those, who grew up in it or those, who got initiated. I find it rather hard to believe, that in this scenario, there is no digital evidence of people doing magic or magica...
[Question] [ I have just found perhaps the biggest thing in the universe: A black hole named SDSS J010013.02+280225.8. It itself is 12 billion times more massive than our sun, and its accretion disk is 439 trillion times brighter. This could mean the universe's biggest habitable zone, right? Here is the scenario: A b...
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[Question] [ For my magic system, referenced in a few of my newer posts, I explain that magical energy is required to cast spells, but this energy is not evenly distributed. *Magic System Recap:* The energy flows from areas of close relation to the magical element (Air, Darkness, Death, Earth, Fire, Ice, Life, Li...
[Question] [ I am writing a sci fi story and I want to know what would happen if a tungsten rod massing 1000kg slammed into the surface of Callisto at 15% of the speed of light? Given that there is a subsurface ocean what would the impact look like from afar, say half a million kms? Would there be a blinding light an...
[Question] [ While many [mermaids](https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questions/167943/realistic-sea-humanoids) are hunter gatherers some live a pastoral life, herding creatures like domesticated manatees. Along with this some mermaids (particularly [giant mermaids](https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questi...
[Question] [ One day we will colonize another world, far far away. Importing anything will be vastly expensive and slow. The more self-sufficient you can be, the better. It's implausible that you could bring sufficient mass to have a full technological stack to produce a CPU. They are one of the pinnacles of modern t...
[Question] [ I'm writing a novel that takes place in a very sparsely settled coastal PNW, and the MCs have two horses that they use for transportation and as their carrier animals (Bedrolls, tent, some rations). Given the ridiculous verticality of the region and the artistic alteration that barely any beaten paths ...
[Question] [ In science fiction dealing with multiple intelligent species, "year" is still often used as a unit of time - like when describing a character's age - even when dealing with species that originate from a planet different than Earth. Year length as we know it is determined by the period of a planet's rotat...
[Question] [ It is the year something-something, and the Sol system has been colonized. The Sun is surrounded by a growing cloud of habitats, Venus is a veritable garden world, Jupiter is being fed mass from the sun so that it may one day turn into a brown dwarf, the Oort cloud is the new frontier, human lifespan is ...
[Question] [ What features of grasses would need to exist in a plant for the plant to fill the same niche as grasses in a grassland? [Answer] * Rapid growth and spreading. * Willing to grow in marginal and poor soils. * Ability to survive grazing, including really severe grazing. * Ability to survive being stepp...
[Question] [ Perhaps you know of pneumatic weapons also called airguns, but for those who don't; they're weapons that use air as propellant to launch a projectile rather than for example black powder or smokeless powder. They've been used as battlefield weapons, the most notable is probably the Girardoni air rifle <h...
[Question] [ I am building a habitable terrestrial 'super-earth' type planet. Ideally, my lifeforms should be primarily carbon-based and their biochemistry relatively similar to Terran biochemistry, but with slight modifications given their different environment (Atmospheric composition, Orbital characteristics and p...
[Question] [ Take a world with the same physical characteristics as Earth, but where biochemical development has "rolled the dice" differently in some cases. * The simple chemistry are the same compounds in slightly different proportions. The air consists mostly of nitrogen, oxygen, argon, carbon dioxide. The...
[Question] [ A "Solar Jet" in my imagination would be a thruster that collects solar wind with magnetic fields, charges the particles, then expels those charged particles through a nozzle. It could be run on a reactor, solar power or any other high performance power source. Calling it a jet is because it resembles co...
[Question] [ contrary to popular belief, Ents are not actually plants but are actually a species of animal which resembles trees as a technique of camouflage. some basic characteristics of these Ents include: * have 1 in thick skin, which resembles bark * have twig like hair * are scavengers but will occasionally act...
[Question] [ So in my setting there is a small and exclusive group of people that have access to devices that work like computers (but which are not the same as computers. They do not use semiconductors and electricity, for instance). These people would use these machines to simulate the world and acquire knowledge...
[Question] [ I am making a fish folk race, and I want to figure out if tattoos/ piercings could be possible. My ideas for piercings would be on the flesh itself or on the fins. If they had piercings in these areas, what kind of drawbacks would it have? (Note: they’re not very good swimmers, so swimming isn’t a concer...
[Question] [ With a group of friends, we are trying to build an RPG in a quite specific setup which I have a hard time to find elsewhere in order to get some inspiration/information. So what I mean by that is: a nation where most of the technology is based on using animals or at least living creatures. Things like t...
[Question] [ Interstellar travel is hard and complicated, yet I want to have a plausible interstellar propulsion system for my setting. Rockets are out because of the rocket equation and the horrible top speeds even if antimatter is used. Laser-sails are out because they can't slow down. Ramscoops are out because whi...
[Question] [ Consider a planet with life forms, which are different than those found here on Earth, orbiting a star similar to the Sun. Such life forms don't use oxygen and, therefore, the planet's atmosphere is devoid of it. Since ozone is formed by diatomic oxygen photolysis, there is also not a ozone layer, but li...
[Question] [ A race of mine terraforms planets to cater to their need for a higher atmospheric oxygen content of about 45% (They are insect like, who would've imagined), so I was wondering how it would affect a planet if such a terraforming program ran longer than it supposed to be. At some point the high oxygen cont...
[Question] [ Let's imagine a planet that is 5000 km in diameter but has the mass of the Earth. I'd imagine standing on that planet might feel similar to standing on the Earth, because the gravity would be comparable. However, at smaller and smaller volumes, there would be a greater difference in gravity with a smalle...
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[Question] [ inspire by xenomorph acid blood from alien movies. so the water either rivers, lakes, and oceans in my world or some of the regions is highly acidic because some of the dirt or stone minerals content mix with the water make it into corrosive acid that can corrode or melt normal skin tissue upon contact, ...
[Question] [ Suppose some magical civilization on Earth-like planet can create portals. Any given portal entrances are spherical surfaces of the same radius. Any particle enters one sphere and exits another in the corresponding spots. Inside space of the portal is corridor of Plank length with no gravity field. I'm a...
[Question] [ I'm designing an alien species, whose blood is highly acidic and can easily cause someone's hand to melt down. It's pretty similar to the Xenomorphs from Ridley Scott's Alien, except for the color maybe. Now my question is, could something like that exist? Could a creature naturally evolve acidic blood...
[Question] [ In a sci-fi RPG I eventually intend to run for a couple of friends, I had the idea of them visiting ancient ruins on a planet orbiting a shedding red giant. Now, ignoring the problem of intelligent life evolving in a habitable zone with as short a lifespan as that around a red giant. What, if any, effect...
[Question] [ There was once 12 kingdoms in the ancient days until the kingdom of Eo was devoured by the very forests it called home. The people of Eo have been turned into beasts wandering the woods and preying upon all who enter the forest. That's how the legend goes anyways. The people of Eo where actually infected...
[Question] [ The Papal States were a series of territories in the Italian Peninsula under the direct sovereign rule of the Pope, from the 8th century until 1870. At their zenith, the Papal States covered most of Central Italy and some parts of France. These holdings were considered to be a manifestation of the tempor...
[Question] [ The TRAPPIST-1 planets are all very close to each other and thus are subjected to strong gravitational forces amongst each other and to the red dwarf they're orbiting. Would it be possible for them to have moons (most likely in a low orbit)? To clarify, I'm not necessarily talking about big moons like ou...
[Question] [ This question asks for hard science. All answers to this question should be backed up by equations, empirical evidence, scientific papers, other citations, etc. Answers that do not satisfy this requirement might be removed. See [the tag description](/tags/hard-science/info) for more information. A co...
[Question] [ My story happens in fictional medieval age. There are the usual suspects of peasants, clergy, craftsman, merchants & aristocracy. There is also a specific class of hereditary servants. They work as domestic workers, and are above peasants and hired servants in class. Also they are more trusted, get bette...
[Question] [ Chemosynthesis is the biological conversion of inorganic matter to create nutrients to sustain living organisms. One of the most widely known or popular examples is its use in the Giant Tube Worm, which uses an organ that contains chemosynthetic bacteria. The chemosynthesis of hydrogen sulfide uses 12 h...
[Question] [ Looking most specifically regarding the moons around Saturn, Jupiter, and Uranus. I've been unable to get a concrete answer on this through various sources. I've actually read several articles briefly mentioning the exact opposites - some say the side facing the planet receives the most radiation, while ...
[Question] [ ## Premise We have found [extremophiles](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extremophile) of the aquatic and microscopic types here on Earth, but so far large terrestrial extremophiles are the stuff of conjecture only. This makes it somewhat challenging to speculate whether terrestrial creatures could survive...
[Question] [ [![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/xNWji.jpg)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/xNWji.jpg) The Serval is a fairly muscular, dog sized African wild cat. While doing research on them for other worldbuilding purposes, I began to think that these animals could make great hunting pets, if the...
[Question] [ In my setting, fossil fuels do not exist. I'm handwaving an alternative behavior of radioactive material, and alternative magnetism-like forces. These are explained below. My question now is: # Can there be (nuclear) small scale aviation without fossil fuels, given the constraints below? ### Alternative ...
[Question] [ This question asks for hard science. All answers to this question should be backed up by equations, empirical evidence, scientific papers, other citations, etc. Answers that do not satisfy this requirement might be removed. See [the tag description](/tags/hard-science/info) for more information. We k...
[Question] [ A while back I saw [this video](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lgkqbHJczWs) talking about the habitability of double planets and Rocheworlds. I haven't seen any questions about the latter case here, so I decided to take a swing at it. For some background, a Rocheworld is a double planet system that is so...
[Question] [ I was lucky enough to witness the total solar eclipse crossing the US this past August, but while it was impressive, it was also fairly short - lasting just under two minutes at my location. I'd like to increase the intensity of the experience for a less technologically advanced civilization by drawing o...
[Question] [ My race of space-going sentients want to weaponise a life form which is explosive in an oxygen-rich environment. To do so, they have access to any planet they care to use, terraforming, and the ability to change the atmospheric makeup of the planet. How would they go about creating and breeding this life...
[Question] [ For story purpose I am trying to design a mass transit system for a perfect city. Right ... maybe not so perfect, if you look carefully into the details, but actually the mass transit system is supposed to be highly efficient. Nevertheless, the city is built from scratch with heavy inspiration from New U...
[Question] [ This is the ideal set up for my solar system: [![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/kEYUu.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/kEYUu.png) *EDIT* It's been pointed out that this is not a stable set up, so I want to clarify that everything in this set up can be changed at will to fit ...
[Question] [ In many sci-fi settings magnetic boots are used to help astronauts walk in microgravity. However, not all materials are ferromagnetic. Titanium, aluminum, the most form of carbon and silica can not be magnetized. And these would make up the surface of the most spaceships and asteroids. (except nickel-iro...
[Question] [ Could an alien underground macroscopic ecosystem including human sized plant-like organisms evolve around lava as an energy source? These organisms could use heat and/or light from the lava to synthesize organic molecules. Would these organisms favor a particular shape? Would they be more likely to hang ...
[Question] [ *SETTING* The setting is a fantasy world with magic, mystical creatures, knights and heroes, kingdoms, etc; a rather typical fantasy world (ie. Middle Earth, or Shannara Chronicles). In it, swords, bows, and armor are widely available, though slightly expensive. However, due to magic and aid from mys...
[Question] [ A planet orbiting an Red m-dwarf is tidally locked to its sun. Can it have a satellite which is not tidally locked to the sun? Also can the satellite be tidally locked to the planet ? [Answer] The satellite to the tidally locked planet CANNOT be tidally locked to the star. The satellite, by definition...
[Question] [ In my world, zinc is useful as an anti-magic material. This ability manifested shortly after the discovery of magic, and now zinc will erode and decay when exposed to magic, dissipating into nothingness as it disperses the magical effects directed at it. This makes zinc more valuable than gold in the eco...
[Question] [ Say a star system in the local neighborhood (~15 light years away max) has a species that did not survive its own version of the cold war. The result is the usage of tens of thousands of nuclear weapons from plain old fission bombs all the way up to cobalt-salted multi-megaton thermonuclear devices. Thes...
[Question] [ Lots of people ask where should you go in an apocalypse, but I have a different sort of question. In a post-apocalyptic world destroyed by WW3 (nuclear warfare, anarchy and the like) If you were in a small group of survivors with ages of 14 to almost fifty on the outskirts of a city, where and how coul...
[Question] [ Is it possible to grow plants or raise animals underground, in a way that is enough for 1 person to survive and easy enough to maintain? Conditions: * underground; * without any on-going help from the surface (some initial help to set the system up is acceptable); * Without sunlight; * technology level c...
[Question] [ Now the first question is—which elf? Santa's elves? Shoemaking elves? Keebler's cookie-making elves? Tolkien's elves? The Dökkálfar (dark elves) and Ljósálfar (light elves) of the original Norse mythology? My first proposal is this—let's mix the latter two together, the "dark" and "light" aspects reflect...
[Question] [ Which voltage and frequency would be selected if there were no legacy issues? I can easily find how selection of electricity frequency and voltage was based on backward compatibility and quite arbitrary choices. I'm impressed by the Japanese who are able to keep two frequencies in one country. The questi...
[Question] [ Ideally this would be some sort of sun or star-related natural disaster that would affect the entire planet and make life outside of protected/shielded areas extremely dangerous. This is a human-inhabited planet, and while many people will be living in domes built specifically to guard against this catas...
[Question] [ My world has magic and I would like to check a few things about it. Feel free to correct me if I'm way off-base. My magic is basically an energy conversion process. You take energy from your environment and convert it into something else. For instance, fireball, light or other fun stuff. I should clarify...
[Question] [ ## My Magic System All of this stuff about my magic system is actually necessary, because I know no-one reads links provided to them and because there is magic in my world. Brief Overview of Magic Magical powers fall under seven broad categories. Air, water, earth, plasma (fire/lightning), plants, li...
[Question] [ I've been thinking that the natural manner for interstellar dispersion of humanity with relatively hard science is with permanently habited nomadic generation ships. Instead of building a ship, going to a suitable system and abandoning the ship to colonize a planet model which comes with enough issues th...
[Question] [ Our war with the plants has been unending for thousands of years. And we don't even know it exists. Plants strategize, doing their best to survive, but the humans are relentless. Constant removal and replanting of plants ruining their wide-spread intelligence system, especially while many regions of plan...
[Question] [ * How can I explain that it only rains at night (i.e. from dusk till dawn) in a certain region? * Can or must I make this meteorological phenomenon apply planet-wide? * Can or must I restrict rainfall to a certain season? * Could it rain each and every night? * What would happen during a ...
[Question] [ ## Premise Architecture is often a reflection of culture and as it is plain to see, architecture varies from culture to culture such that as you travel around the world you see things change from one style to the next. Some boundaries are obvious. You fly over some mountains and bam...totally different p...
[Question] [ In a world where cybernetic replacement is common practice among military, how and why would a cyborg whose organic tissue has died maintain a human identity? This partly comes from just liking the visual image of a robot combined with a skeleton, and the notion of translating common fantasy tropes such ...
[Question] [ As we see today the interconnection between the brain and computing is becoming thinner day by day, we could imagine a future that where we could install additional artificial neurons. In a world where you could routinely buy these type of extensions, you would be accustomed to connect/disconnect a part ...
[Question] [ When creating a new culture/civilization, I tend to reproduce the relational logic I know. For example, I often use the family "type" I'm the most used to (two parents + children). However, other familial structures are possible. The [Iroquois](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iroquois_kinship) see childre...
[Question] [ ## Context This question is part of a set about a world where supernatural creatures exist. Some on these creatures are ["invisible"](https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questions/23401/what-would-the-culture-and-traditions-of-invisible-people-look-like) humans (not trully invisible like Susan Storm,...
[Question] [ Some time far in the future, biologists develop a compiler targeting DNA. We could now create any kind of lifeform we wanted. In the process, biologists also disassembled and decompiled human DNA into the language the compiler understood. Prior to this, we also figured out a way to augment the DNA in eve...
[Question] [ What characteristics must be included in a tunnel under a large city that was created and inhabited by faeries. How can the fae connect to nature there? The Fae are separated from their 'otherworld' forced to live in close connection to humans. They stay near cities because the last portals were discover...
[Question] [ Salt has always been valuable; it's necessary for life and - until modern times - difficult to produce. Supposedly it was used as a currency in Abyssinia (ancient Ethiopia). What circumstances in a largely Earth-like world would make salt a viable currency? A hot and dry climate would make it more valuab...
[Question] [ Earth has three convection cells per hemisphere. These are the Polar cell, Ferrel cell and Hadley cell. These create the trade winds, westerlies and polar easterlies which control many aspects of climate, such as where rain shadows & dry zones are located and where ocean currents flow. [![Diagram of Eart...
[Question] [ It is 2039 and after a long and bitter struggle, the people of [Molvania](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molvan%C3%AEa), under my guidance, have thrown off the shackles of the previous dictator's oppression, and have embraced the new and shiny life of struggling under my oppression instead. My [particular...
[Question] [ Centaurs. Half human, half equine. The idea's been bouncing around in my head for the past hour, so I'm going to ask it here: Would a centaur structurally make more sense if the torso was at the rear, center, or front of the body? Also, would it be more structurally stable if the hips were that of a hors...
[Question] [ In Dungeons and Dragons lore, there exists a construct called the cosmos used to define a variety of planes of existence. One of these is the Material Plane, on which our normal reality is found. Suppose there was an Earth-like planet on the Material Plane with a disturbed cosmos, such that other planes ...
[Question] [ Edit: In the scenario that the temperature of a given area increases constantly over 30 million years (slowly enough for species to adapt) starting at 20°C and ending at 90°C, what are the possible species' evolutions in order to survive? This question has a very large scope so here are some presicio...
[Question] [ Following on from my [previous question about how to consolidate my fantasy setting with science that was successful](https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questions/14473/sci-fantasy-terraforming-the-earth-and-magic-nanomachines) (thanks everyone!), things have been progressing well in my world design...
[Question] [ (Disclaimer: I tried this question earlier in the scifi site as well as real science sites, and was told should be on topic here) I'm writing a speculative story about aliens coming to earth - and just wanted to bounce a couple of ideas for scientific accuracy (or at least lack of obvious impossibility)....
[Question] [ In the future, Mars has been successfully terraformed to be Earth-like in terms of atmosphere so that humans can inhabit it safely. If Mars had an atmosphere similar to Earth, but was still 1.52 AUs away from the sun, what would its temperature range be? Considering its distance from the Sun, I assume it...
[Question] [ This question asks for hard science. All answers to this question should be backed up by equations, empirical evidence, scientific papers, other citations, etc. Answers that do not satisfy this requirement might be removed. See [the tag description](/tags/hard-science/info) for more information. I'm ...
[Question] [ Taking some inspiration from the finding that a small proportion is able to perceive significantly more colors than the rest of the population, I would like to explore to what degree similar traits can be attained via natural selection. A [short segment](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdBTMGRHk2g) on 't...
[Question] [ Alright, so to set the stage: the setting is 3-5k years after civilization as we know dissolved. The dissolution happens about a hundred or so years from the present day (+/1 2123) after we have advanced technologically a bit more, but also after having burned considerably more carbon. As a result of the...
[Question] [ From Project Rho: [http://www.projectrho.com/public\_html/rocket/heatrad.php#:~:text=Dusty%20Plasma%C2%A0radiator%3A](http://www.projectrho.com/public_html/rocket/heatrad.php#:%7E:text=Dusty%20Plasma%C2%A0radiator%3A) Example Image: <https://twitter.com/toughsf/status/1154692082478526465> A dusty plasma ...
[Question] [ These aliens live on a planet with a thick atmosphere and light gravity, and spend most of their life in the air. They communicate through a series of piercing whistles and sound-wave vibrations, and I've concocted a slightly convoluted mechanism that provides them aesthetic appeal, and, hopefully, a big...
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[Question] [ This is my first ever question on here. I've seen a few posts on Martian physiology but since the answers on here are answered so well and by so many I thought I'd be more specific. How would human physiology have changed over 3000 years, providing biomes to replicate Earth's atmosphere? ~~Following that...
[Question] [ So, to start out with. I've got a character with an alien biology and has an accelerated healing factor. Nowhere near the likes of Wolverine, or Deadpool but better than a regular Humans and allows them to survive more than most people would. The basic gyst of how this accelerated healing factor works is...
[Question] [ # Self-sufficient Flying Vessel Let's assume that something has happened to the Earth. I won't be going into detail about this, but assume that if any living organism comes within 2 miles above the surface of the Earth (accounting for changes in elevation on the surface), it dies immediately. There is no...
[Question] [ I haven't been able to find much on this question. I am making a world that is fairly cold compared to ours, not quite a snowball planet but enough that the highest average temperature is 66 degrees Fahrenheit at the equator, with most regions drastically colder (43 Fahrenheit or so is the average). It a...
[Question] [ Yes, I know I've created two different questions that resulted in a Plop or Chomper predator, respectively. However, given that Plops and Chompers are among the most common monsters in Alendyias, **it makes sense that there'd be some sort of predator-prey relationship, but I can't determine what that rel...
[Question] [ Libraries are buildings containing collections of books, periodicals, and sometimes films and recorded music for people to read, borrow, or refer to. They house updated material to meet the user's needs on a daily basis, and can be funded by governmental authorities or private institutions. In the world ...

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