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Orbiting a dim red dwarf about 15 light-years from Earth, Rula Tun-Kali shares its system with several planets whose strong gravitational interactions keep their orbits in constant motion. The planet has a very small orbit, circling its star at 0.13 AU, roughly one-third of Mercury’s distance from the Sun. However, since the star’s heat is […]
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Type: Mixotrophic filter feeder, flying ecosystem Distribution: The stratosphere and troposphere; migrates from the poles to the equator yearly Size: 121 to 165 meters In a world of endless skies, one creature soars greater than them all, piercing the eternal maelstrom. Larger than a Saturn V rocket, the Colossal Skyspear is the largest nektonic organism […]
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When the first microbial extremophiles were sent to Jupiter on automated probes, the goal was to test how life could adapt to extreme environments. Scientists built in genetic triggers: molecular switches that sped up mutation and guided adaptation under stress. They wanted to watch evolution happen quickly. The results went far beyond what anyone expected. […]
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A name long whispered in sailors’ legends — a creature said to swallow ships whole in the black of a storm. For centuries, it was hearsay, a phantom blamed when wreckage vanished without a trace. But now, the myth has started to look real. The Bell Maw is among the largest discovered invertebrates on Installation […]
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