This is where i believe the war of the worlds (2005) aliens are from, since steven speilberg said that the aliens in his movie werent from mars, i wanted to make may own adaptation of the 2005 aliens homeworld
Name: TERONIS
Major moons: 2
Minor moons: 1
I believe that the aliens from that movie did breath oxygen, but just some of the other things in earths atmosphere made them sick and killed them, humans can breath on this planet, but it will make them slightly dizzy
Now, for the good part
im pretty sure the reason why the aliens left is becuase they were envious of earth, their planet was dying, they needed to melt ice from the poles to get atleast 2 small oceans going, theres very few lakes to, they even needed to build canals that would tranport water throughout the planet, another thing that made it so unhospitable was its tempature, it got very cold at night, they viewed earth as a better world, a warmer, better one, they believed humans were pests
It was never really an invasion... it was an extermenation
Also heres the whole war of the worlds 2005 opening speech for no reason at all
No one would have believed in the early years of the21st century, that our world was being watched by intelligences greater than our own. That as men busied themselves about their various concerns, they observed and studied. Like the way a man with a microscope might scrutinize the creatures that swarm and multiply in a drop of water. With infinite complacency men went to and fro about the globe, confident of our empire over this world. Yet, across the gulf of space, intellects, vast and cool and unsympathetic regarded our plant with envious eyes. And slowly and surely, drew their plans against us.
GENERAL INFO
- Created On: Android
- Game Version: 1.3.205.0
CHARACTERISTICS
- Radius: 3,490 km
- Sea Level: 150 m
- Surface Gravity: 3.9 m/s
- Rotational Period: 14h
- Escape Velocity: 5.22 km/s
- Mass: 7.12E+23kg
Atmosphere
- Height: 147 km
- Scale Height: 21 km
- Surface Air Density: 1.200 kg/m3
- Surface Temperature: 280 K
EQUIRECTANGULAR MAP
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4,258 Cooldude884 hours ago
@Tallisar Im making a better version that is bigger, also idk how to change the density, but i do have a part about the rings and the moons, the 2 major moons are quite small, and the reason it has rings is becuase when it was young one of its early moons got into its Roche limit and got tore apart, im still working on the atmosphere thing, im pretty sure the reason why its like that is becuase i was just messing around when i started making it and forgot to change it, the next version will be bigger, also the reason why it looks red is becuase it orbits a red dwarf, the reason why i chose red dwarf is becuase in the original script of the 2005 movie, it was gonna show the planets surface, the script said something along the lines of "The star was dim, and red", It also used to be quite nice for the aliens when it was even younger
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20.6k Tallisar5 hours ago
Not really sure how, the planet has two major moons, a large ring system, liquid water and a relatively dense atmosphere given the planet’s low dense of 3997 kg/m^3. Moreover, because the aliens probably evolved on this planet, they are accustomed to its gravity, and would thus collapse on Earth, due to it being a higher gravity planet for them, being roughly two times as large, and nearly ten times as massive. Regarding two moons and rins, it all could be a result of a cataclysmic event, most likely involving a celestial object that was torn apart by the planet’s Roche Limit. Though, given the large rings and major moons, it might be recent, and the moons perhaps are not very large. If not, then that’s just you succumbing to a common sci-if temptation, IMO. It could be possible that the planet can have water, though I’m too uncertain to say.
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Not a bad take, though could use a little more realism (assuming if that was the point: to achieve some realism). Cool name, too.
The density is not a value that can be changed in-game, as it is not in-game. I did make a calculator for calculating the density of planets from the J:NO website here, @Cooldude88. I’ve already inputted the values listed, so all you need to do is look, but you can use it for anything else.
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In short, the density requires the mass and volume of a planet, which both require size (in meters), and the mass also requiring gravity and the Gravitational Constant. I suggest you take your time.
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For reference, Earth-like worlds (ELWs) should have a mean density between 6000 and 4000 kilograms per cubic meter.