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| − | Millions of years ago, Edmonton was a warm green world full of life and possibly suitable for human colonization. Scientists presume that the planet's orbit changed due to a cataclysm of unknown nature. Receiving much less sunlight than before, temperatures on Edmonton's surface steeply declined. Despite the cold environment, some of the most primitive living beings have evolved to survive. The planet has incredible potential for xenobiologists, since many of its surviving life forms were never encountered elsewhere in Sirius, and remnants of many larger animals, including mammals, can still be found within the planet's vast glaciers. | + | Millions of years ago, Edmonton was a warm green world full of life and possibly suitable for human colonization. Scientists presume that the planet's orbit changed due to a cataclysm of unknown nature. Receiving much less sunlight than before, temperatures on Edmonton's surface steeply declined. Despite the cold environment, some of the most primitive living beings have evolved to survive. The planet has incredible potential for xenobiologists, since many of its surviving life forms were never encountered elsewhere in [[Sirius]], and remnants of many larger animals, including mammals, can still be found within the planet's vast glaciers. |
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Revision as of 14:31, 2 December 2018
| Planet Edmonton | |
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| Location | 3D, Alberta Liberty
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| Docking | No |
| Terrain | Ice |
| Diameter | 14,152 km |
| Mass | 6.94 x 10e24 kg |
| Temperature | -114°C to -39°C |
| Escape velocity | 11.87 km/sec |
Millions of years ago, Edmonton was a warm green world full of life and possibly suitable for human colonization. Scientists presume that the planet's orbit changed due to a cataclysm of unknown nature. Receiving much less sunlight than before, temperatures on Edmonton's surface steeply declined. Despite the cold environment, some of the most primitive living beings have evolved to survive. The planet has incredible potential for xenobiologists, since many of its surviving life forms were never encountered elsewhere in Sirius, and remnants of many larger animals, including mammals, can still be found within the planet's vast glaciers.
