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$\begingroup$ For your helpfulness and insight, I have to ask--maybe you could help me with some other worlds of mine that I haven't posted on SE? $\endgroup$
– JohnWDailey
Commented Nov 17, 2020 at 11:18
$\begingroup$ @JohnWDailey I can certainly take a look, but I'm not a geologist or anything like that. $\endgroup$
– rek
Commented Nov 17, 2020 at 15:48
$\begingroup$ reddit.com/r/FantasyWorldbuilding/comments/jvg0s8/… The premise is that we have found an alternate universe in which there isn't one Earth, but nine, all of whom are microbes-only clubs. So our antagonist has them all terraformed. Conditions will vary between worlds, but for conversation's sake, let's all assume them to be the same--24-hour rotation, 23-degree tilt, oxygen filling in 30% of the atmosphere and 2200 parts per million of CO2. $\endgroup$
– JohnWDailey
Commented Nov 17, 2020 at 23:37
$\begingroup$ @JohnWDailey I've messaged you there. $\endgroup$
– rek
Commented Nov 19, 2020 at 18:40

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