309 pts ยท February 26, 2013
All it needs is another 13-odd Jupiters. Maybe only another ~70 to make it an actual star.
If the future is not Chris Foss styled, we've failed at everything.
It's slow and not for everyone. I mostly play it to relax. Take a look at Elite Racers on YT for other things to do.
Yep. I just spend an hour or so playing it here and there. This took me two months, going about 1k ly every day I played it.
It'll be fine, just watch out for any black holes. It's the weird nebulae you need to look out for, like this
Have an upvote from a fellow traveller. Driving out into the black is an experience.
ANZACs, Brits, French and Turks. '[...]Rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us.'
It's a transfer of momentum via gravity. Basically the tides slow the Earth's rotation down and that energy ends up moving the Moon away.
We're very very slowly spiralling in while the Moon is slowly spiralling away from us. Gravity holds it against the expansion at this scale.
Under Uberwald. It crashed.
White crosses stand mute in the sand for man's blind indifference to his fellow man, to a generation that was butchered and damned.
Remember, remember the first of November; the superheroes, space squid and plot.
I saw it once and still have flashbacks whenever I see the damn thing. I literally can't watch it again now.
Mercury does have a magnetic field, though. That's /interesting/ because Venus and Mars don't, but tiny little Mercury does.
I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me.
Magic Roundabout, Swindon, UK. Speaking as someone who designs this sort of thing, they just look intimidating. Not too bad.
That must be the most fascinatingly boring voyage possible, if all goes well.
Those aren't stars in the sky.
It's sort of cheating because the Sun is much smaller there. I think he's getting at the Sun and Moon being nearly the same size from Earth.
Amalthea, Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto provide full eclipses at Jupiter. Io is larger in Jupiter's sky than the Moon in ours.
There's a lot world-wide. Original two are UK and France. Technically, UK has the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior as opposed to Soldier.
Except Triton, around Neptune which has rare clouds in its puny atmosphere. I think Ganymede has something minor as well.
Its name is the Moon. It gets a 'the' and a capital to make it a special snowflake amongst the other moons (which were named after it).
I feel very sorry for the guy taking photos on Venus, that's for sure.
No worries. I try not to make my names here and there too different. :p
I did, then figured that not everyone here goes there and vice versa, so what the heck.
I saw it, but I didn't see it moving. There weren't any running events when I went.
Which would be difficult, unless I accidentally sent to to gallery yesterday, which is when I uploaded the images that I've taken.
Protip: The 'B' in BP stands for B. It's not been British Petroleum for a long time.
You can see the middle areas of M31 with the naked eye, not the full extent of the spiral arms. #Indeed
All it needs is another 13-odd Jupiters. Maybe only another ~70 to make it an actual star.
If the future is not Chris Foss styled, we've failed at everything.
It's slow and not for everyone. I mostly play it to relax. Take a look at Elite Racers on YT for other things to do.
Yep. I just spend an hour or so playing it here and there. This took me two months, going about 1k ly every day I played it.
It'll be fine, just watch out for any black holes. It's the weird nebulae you need to look out for, like this
Have an upvote from a fellow traveller. Driving out into the black is an experience.
ANZACs, Brits, French and Turks. '[...]Rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us.'
It's a transfer of momentum via gravity. Basically the tides slow the Earth's rotation down and that energy ends up moving the Moon away.
We're very very slowly spiralling in while the Moon is slowly spiralling away from us. Gravity holds it against the expansion at this scale.
Under Uberwald. It crashed.
White crosses stand mute in the sand for man's blind indifference to his fellow man, to a generation that was butchered and damned.
Remember, remember the first of November; the superheroes, space squid and plot.
I saw it once and still have flashbacks whenever I see the damn thing. I literally can't watch it again now.
Mercury does have a magnetic field, though. That's /interesting/ because Venus and Mars don't, but tiny little Mercury does.
I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me.
Magic Roundabout, Swindon, UK. Speaking as someone who designs this sort of thing, they just look intimidating. Not too bad.
That must be the most fascinatingly boring voyage possible, if all goes well.
Those aren't stars in the sky.
It's sort of cheating because the Sun is much smaller there. I think he's getting at the Sun and Moon being nearly the same size from Earth.
Amalthea, Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto provide full eclipses at Jupiter. Io is larger in Jupiter's sky than the Moon in ours.
There's a lot world-wide. Original two are UK and France. Technically, UK has the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior as opposed to Soldier.
Except Triton, around Neptune which has rare clouds in its puny atmosphere. I think Ganymede has something minor as well.
Its name is the Moon. It gets a 'the' and a capital to make it a special snowflake amongst the other moons (which were named after it).
I feel very sorry for the guy taking photos on Venus, that's for sure.
No worries. I try not to make my names here and there too different. :p
I did, then figured that not everyone here goes there and vice versa, so what the heck.
I saw it, but I didn't see it moving. There weren't any running events when I went.
Which would be difficult, unless I accidentally sent to to gallery yesterday, which is when I uploaded the images that I've taken.
Protip: The 'B' in BP stands for B. It's not been British Petroleum for a long time.
You can see the middle areas of M31 with the naked eye, not the full extent of the spiral arms. #Indeed