Planet15
Planet15
3 / 1
27th June
1st July
Fixes:gas giants

Comments

  • rooger
    rooger
    18th August
    also yeah the early universe had very little amounts of metallic elements, meaning that the first things to form were really just stars
  • Planet15
    Planet15
    4th August
    lakukan Tidak Seraphah for non Indonesian people I said do not cuss
  • LogikMacherDE
    LogikMacherDE
    3rd August
    Planet15 nope fuck that shit shut the fuck up bitch
  • Planet15
    Planet15
    5th July
    correct good boy
  • rooger
    rooger
    1st July
    i'm not even sure if they would have lasted long enough for true planets to form
  • rooger
    rooger
    1st July
    i don't think a star that big in a universe so dense could really host planets without them getting blown away or being small stars themselves
  • Planet15
    Planet15
    1st July
    I'll switch planets
  • AerospaceFan
    AerospaceFan
    29th June
    the planets shown in your save seem to not have gas giant bands and look nothing like a gas giant, so youre wrong
  • AerospaceFan
    AerospaceFan
    29th June
    part from "Quasi-Stars | Terraforming Wiki | Fandom": What we know about the early Universe is that it lacked heavy elements. Being made almost entirely of hydrogen with small amounts of helium, the early Universe lacked the materials needed for the formation of planets. So, it is highly unlikely that planets have existed at that time. If they did exist, it is more likely that they were gas giants and not rocky planets.
  • Planet15
    Planet15
    28th June
    that's false