This is so cool, I'd definitely be interested in reading the book

the last part of your message is kind of how i went about it, but i used straight lines as well. On ceres, there’s straight lines, and there are some other straight borders. There’s two reasons the borders are so rough.
1, they were claiming entire land features, like craters.
2. Multiple treaties by the UN were put in place, most importantly the Lunarian Agreement, that prevent any nation from claiming land or formally establishing a colony until the land is settled. Basically, you must already have a presence on the land you want to claim before you can actually claim it. This makes sure no country gets too powerful or arbitrarily cuts up land (because that’s obviously gone very poorly in the past) and also has the side effect of borders following natural boundaries.

I feel like for other planets, the borders wouldn't be so rough. for conflicting countries, sure, but from a country to the wilderness, not so sure, it would feel more like how people split up Antarctica. Straight lines out from the poles, with debated territories in stripes and whatnot. Or maybe one country has a claim on one plain, while another has a claim in one crater etc.

This is really impressive

Just realized now that the colors on the second map are reversed. the New Delta Coalition (NDC) is supposed to be blue, and Free Ceres and Leonov (CFC and LE) are supposed to be red

How ironic as my school finally allowed to use your personal computers to go to school and we are no longer using the stupid crappy computers!!

Also today we finally learned JavaScripts

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try using a proxy?

 CroxyProxy

Try hoodamath, or roomrecess, these websites are considered school websites but they do have games...

I was considered the hacker in my school. I stopped because the later grades get progressively more difficult and take more time to focus on.

Naaahhh, what? Your school is on another level man lmao

doesn’t work, it’s blocked

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comedy 100 🗾🗾🗾

Ok

or maybe its just you keep talking about things nobody cares about lol
im not saying what you do is bad just not everyone thinks its interesting

Didn't ask thing is the most anoying thing in internet

sir i am going to be completely honest with you i didn’t ask
congratulations i guess

Im good with space. I have even made theory about black and white holes

I’m just imagining mushrooms slowly becoming goombas

This is what Pokemon should've been all along

XD

it’s really not that long
also learning things is good for you
being stupid is not cool, trust me (not calling you stupid just making a statement)

Firstly, not every land creature was destroyed. A whole lot of them were, but not all of them. The smaller animals, like the ancestors of rats, mice, and squirrels, survived by hiding in holes. Monkeys didn't exist yet, so they didn't need to survive.

The reason mammals were so small at this time is because of the dinosaurs, they had to stay small, or they'd be hunted and killed. Then, once the dinosaurs were gone, mammals lost their biggest threat. We started getting bigger, smarter, stronger. From the mammals that survived came all the mammals we see today.
(Also, we didn't come from monkeys. We came from a common ape ancestor. Monkeys and humans evolved at the same time.)

interesting

also, from one planet creator to the next, I feel obligated to scientifically pick this apart to see what would actually work and what wouldn’t

firstly, rocky planets can’t get as big as saturn. At some point in their formation, they’d get too massive and become gas giants. Even if it somehow didn’t, the surface gravity would be waaaaay to high to sustain human life. We’d be crushed instantly.

the biomes being in straight lines don’t make sense either. With an atmosphere, heat is better distributed around the planet. It’s the version earths biomes aren’t just in straight lines. Wind distributes heat and makes biomes varied across the world.

2 intersecting rings would be a death sentence for anyone on the planet. An intersecting ring system like that would be highly unstable, and rocks from the ring system would constantly rain down on the planet. Even though most burn up in the atmosphere, that still heats up the planet and could raise the temperature to unbearable levels.

only 2 moons for a saturn-sized planet? Saturn has over 80 moons. If the moons are similar in size to Saturns largest moon titan, there’s no way it’d support 17 billion people. But with lots of trading with the planet, I guess it could be possible.

100 trillion years ago??? the universe is only 13.8 billion years old. That’s 10,000 times older than the age of the universe. At that age there’s no way this planet would still exist at all. It’s star would’ve burnt out long ago and killed off the planet. Plus, 100 trillion years is such a ludicrously long time that no structure, no matter how strong, could ever survive that long.

Unless the center is volcanically active, it wouldn’t be volcanic wastes. Hotness doesn’t mean volcanoes. It means deserts. If there’s volcanism that extreme there, it should be everywhere.

so yeah, this planet doesn’t work in any way, unfortunately. If you’re not trying to be realistic then carry on creating this world, but if you are, sorry lol



then one small last thing. Every single planet in the universe is an exoplanet. An exoplanet is just a planet that doesn’t orbit the sun, so the classification wasn’t necessary.

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cool but the planet im naming is real

you wouldn’t have
the rules are way too strict for anything like that and you have to have a team of actual astronomers and scientists to help, and there’s no way they’d help you with that

If I'm in that competition, I would name the planet "The Big Joe" and the star "Gigachungus"

idk

universe sandbox 2

interesting! what universe sandbox are you using? I'd like to try something like that...

if aliens have the power to shoot jupiter into the sun just like that, we're already dead. All they'd have to do was throw a big enough rock at Earth and we'd be done for. They could just shoot the moon at us, or Mars, or maybe the dwarf planet in the asteroid belt, Ceres. We'd stand no chance.

That sounds like an epic movie plot, maybe where aliens are shooting it into the sun and humans have to stop them.

I just did another test and this time Europa escaped and Io was sucked into the Sun with Jupiter. So yeah, it all depends on where everything is. No matter what though, it's bad.

yes, it was called theia, and it completely destroyed earth and everything on it
Jupiter would not be like that, it'd completely swallow earth
and if any of its large moons impacted us then all life would be destroyed. Unlike the dinosaur-killing asteroid, there'd be zero survivors. Not even the continents or oceans would survive.

I know it would probably be possible if we used sun energy, there is a lot where that came from.
also, apparently there was a planet that might have collided with earth and created the moon, I can’t remember if that was true or not.

plus there’d be the problem with launching jupiter itself
its an extremely massive object, if we shot it sunward it might take mars with it
or earth, venus, mercury, and the entire asteroid belt

ik this comment was a joke but i think it’s interesting to speculate on what would happen

well we can’t now
it helps the planets maintain their orbits
some theories say that without jupiter saturn would begin a death spiral toward the inter solar system and earth, bringing a ton of asteroids with it
not to mention if we only moved jupiter we’d now have 4 new dwarf planets with completely chaotic orbits that could impact earth

Guys let’s throw Jupiter at the sun with ion thrusters or something

The first sentence should say "out from behind" and not "out of"
that's an error on my part

there's also a few minor grammar errors in this paragraph, but I did just write it and i'm fixing it right now

I KNEW IT

Hey but Jupiter is very nice (LONG LIVE JUPITER SUPREMACY), i have been there, so there's no way Ohio would be orbiting Jupiter...

I love it so far