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World with two directly opposed habitable continents, one hot one cold, with significant geographical barrier between them
I'm trying to design a planet with two continents where one is always warm/hot and the other is cool/cold. The continents should be directly opposite each other (so not a pole and an equatorial one). ...
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How can Mars have life but still be "The Red Planet"
Building on this question "Discovery of life on Mars"
Mars is habitable (40% the mass of Earth, 6.06 m/s² gravity, escape velocity of 7.88 km/s, a satellite big enough to stabilize its axis and has ...
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Cauldron of Storms: Geography to create and isolate localized mega-storms
Welcome to the Black Cauldron. The Cauldron of Storms, even. It's a sunny day now, perfect for fishing. Just not here. There's no boats on the water. The weather can go bad, quickly. And anything on ...
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What complications would arise from a world with an internal atmosphere and environment?
For a long, long, long time I have had a concept of a world that exists on the inside of a hallowed-out sphere.
The basic construction of the world is like this: It is a large world, at the center ...
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