Vera "Not A Werewolf" Lycaon @Thaminga@awoo.space

1992 vibes

orchards, also known as dapearz0ne,

[youtube poop voice] ~just say the word, ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh ｓｕｓｓｕｓsudio~

#nowplaying https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zypOT0RpUWQ

just realized that red giants from stars with such low masses won't exist for another forty billion-odd years from now, so I'd have to justify that with a star lifting project or somesuch in setting

still though, the entire idea of a star possibly giving birth to new life even on the verge of death, in a universe that's starting to show the first signs of aging is some philosophical-ass shit

how to code in java: just pour a cup of coffee into your computer, but very carefully so as to flip just the right bits in the process

spongebob squarepusher

*nearly 6 billion years after leaving the main sequence for that first toot, rather

losing the deep atmosphere and no longer viable volatiles would be a fairly quick process if the solar system's history is any indication, and you'd likely be left with something that'd ostensibly resemble early Earth, if with less geological activity

hmmmm...

what if I made the point of origin for one of the civilizations in my setting a former ice giant whose atmosphere has been blown off by the expansion of its parent star into a low mass red giant

apparently a 0.5 mSol star can keep a planet orbiting at Jupiter's distance in its habitable zone for nearly 6 billion years which is literally a better prospect for life than most F-type stars, let alone anything more massive

making out with enormous, corruptive, gasmasked rubber jackal blimps, tbqh

everyone was posting stuff by @jdlwerewolf@snouts.online while I was taking a nap in front of the computer so hey, let me belatedly jump onto this train 💙

got a cute new avatar by @GlitterDisaster@snouts.online!