Here we discuss the types of unusual planets that could thrive for the start and development of life.
Are planets with tidal locking to a star acceptable for the development of life and civlization?
Here we discuss the types of unusual planets that could thrive for the start and development of life.
Are planets with tidal locking to a star acceptable for the development of life and civlization?
Would Icy Planets also be a place for life, especially those with Geologic activity underneath the ice?
We could also need to consider βextreme seasonβ planets (like uranus for example).
For icy planets I donβt think they could become industrial at least.
Would habitable-sized planets with βextreme seasonsβ from axial tilts include Mega-Plutos, which can reach the triple point of nitrogen (or other liquids), and have rivers and lakes on the surface every 1.4 million years or so?
So would the liquid only form once every that timeperiod and then freeze over again?
Thrive in its current planetary editor doesnβt really allow for planets with extreme or strange biomes/temperatures. The strangest planet I got was the shallow-marsh world whoβs deepest point in water was 100mβ¦
The planet generator is yet to be implemented and I think it would make there be considerably more diversity in types of worlds a player can create.
Can you give the seed of that world?
Here you go
Kind of a hot planet, the average surface temperature was like 22*C? I think itβll look even stranger when land patches and other customization stuff is added.
I donβt think such planets will be very common later into the development since plate tectonics should forbide their existence.
Are you implying eyeball planets are usually cold?
Eyeball planets usually form on tidally locked worlds where the night side is too cold for life and the day side has a liquid ocean. The reverse could theoretically happen where the day side is too hot for life and the liquid ocean is on the night side.
However thereβs an issue, within the thrive seed you arenβt really on a permanent night soβ¦
I think those two are just subtypes of eyeball planet categoryβ¦
yeah but we havenβt yet observed the second
Probably because those would be very close to their stars making them harder to see against their light.
That being said, do we know if weβll be able to edit the star and other planets in the system our planet is in?
The star most likely, other plants very unsure, this will probably only be figured out when they actually get relevant in the space stage.
At that point Iβd feel it be more like a star system editor (which sounds pretty cool). Although I agree it would probably only be relevant once the space stage comes in.
Since itβs so late into the game I could see the developers making other planets random instead