Smelling impending rain is child's play compared to being able to feel it in the air pressure. Smell gives about two hours notice. Being able to feel it with pressure changes gives about 36 hours.
They want to pay with crystalized carbon? How cheap can you get? The price of diamonds was artificially inflated even before we began to learn how to make them.
@@debra-qq1np diamonds will have future value due to their industrial applications. Also, alien species that are physically weaker from lower gravity worlds would have some difficulty mining them. There’s a lot of supply and demand affecting galactic economy. If your planet is rich in a certain resource, you take it to where the resource is scarce and/or difficult to procure.
@@leiaclark8388 All HFY stories take a MASSIVE grain of salt to enjoy. Its science fiction. If anything, itd be some random biological molecule that was valuable that only developed on earth that was dumb valuable, like spice in dune. Some unique protein, or random plant product. Britain becomes great again when the zeraubian empire realized tea is an aphrodesiac for their people lol.
@@wodthehunter8145 my preference for sci-fi is to make it practical. Star Trek is lauded for various technologies that they dreamed up which are now reality. J Michael Stravinsky, creator of Babylon 5, came up with the idea of how space fighter jets will be launched on a power saving system. (Fighters are stuck on a magnetic pole. Station rotation produces artificial gravity. Poles get extended, magnet gets turned off, and fighters are flung off poles using centrifugal force.) Of course space wizards and such are fun, but some of the nerds who like to pick stuff apart enjoy getting a bone to chew on.
Aliens are shockingly unprepared for high grav worlds for high grav worlds despite being explorers. How can they not have vehicles rated for high G environments?
Are there planets in Solar System with much more Gravitation force than on Earth? Because if I am not wrong. F = m*g; F = G * (m1 * m2)/R^2. While G = constant; G = 6,67×10-11 N * м^2/kg^2
i think the answer there is "Lower grav worlds = easyer time making it in to space" then all thy do is avoid high grav worlds/lesser celestial bodies, as if they were icebregs
@@frakspikes2619 Except that in this story, that is clearly not the case. They're actually insistent on exploring and claiming the high grav world before they even knew humans had an interest in it.
@@noppornwongrassamee8941 but that's only due to that world's resources. if this high grav world had no resources to plunder, i'm sure the aliens would still avoid it
Except us humans want to keep our territory under our control. Odds are, our corporations would complain about being gazumped by an alien government over a claim within human controlled borders. It would also be a security risk.
@@cjandauntieyaya1446 Same risks as if we just border them. Having them inhabiting planets that aren't ideal for us don't create risks, just more surface area.
You have the perfect voice for this story, and the voices you did for the different characters were also terrific. The depiction of Stav is exactly right, very Greek. He looks like one of my in-laws, just like my brother in law when he’s clean shaven. TYVM
Well bobo might be somebody's Dog Well thats just wrong He is a distinguished guest who is pampered all day long So let BoBo have his time of a lifetime He is happy and i mean he is in contact with Stavros and he will go and get him if he thinks that BoBo ain't treated well So let BoBo have his time live it to the fullest You go BOBO ❤
Once again the Thunder and Lightening is making itself known here in Western Colorado, having grown up in the Desert of Western Colorado. The Sound of the Rain is soothing, The Thunder signals the Rain and makes me sleepy. 😅
The story of Bobo : instead of remaining a "dog" the conditions on the planet considerably improve Bobo's mental capacities, who not only becomes the first human ambassador but also gets married to the alien who took care of him first. By the end of his career he becomes a revered personality.
Είναι εξαιρετικά αναζωογονητικό να ξέρεις ότι ο αναγνώστης είναι ένας πραγματικός άνθρωπος.σε ευχαριστώ.διαβαζω κ καταλαβαίνω αγγλικά αλλά είμαι ανορθόγραφος.γι αυτό κ γράφω ελληνικά.καλη ιστορια
@@leiaclark8388 το Οδυσσέας είναι πρωτεύον αρχαίο ελληνικό.οι αρχαιοι Έλληνες δεν είχαν επίθετα.ελεγαν ο Οδυσσέας γιος του Λαέρτη.η μπορούσαν να τον αποκαλέσουν με το όνομα του πατέρα του Λαέρτη.το Σταύρος είναι και αυτό πρωτεύον όνομα της νεοελληνικης .ειναι ελαφρός αδόκιμο δύο κύρια όνοματα να αποτελούν όνομα και επώνυμο αλλά απαντάτε όταν ένας πρόγονος έκανε κάτι σημαντικό η ξεκινούσε μια καινούργια γραμμή της αρχικής φρατριας η φατρίας.φρατορ ο αρχηγός της οικογένειας.το Οδυσσέας Σταύρος είναι ελαφρός αδόκιμο αλλά μετά από χιλιάδες χρόνια ποιος ξέρει;
Our sun is not yellow. Our upper atmosphere scatters the blue spectrum of light causing the sky to look blue and the sun to look falsely yellow. Anyone in space would see it as white.
@@keithlukens4400 He didn't say "yellow dwarf" as in the stars classification, he said just "yellow" which is a reference to its color. While either way could be inferred based on what he said, the color inference doesn't require putting an extra word he didn't speaking into his meaning.
@@Richard-hu1to You are arguing semantics of a sci-fi story. Everyone knows when someone says "yellow", it's a star like the sun. But I'm looking forward to your r/iamverysmart entry.
@@TheBadassTonberry Actually just saying "yellow" can mean any number of things that have nothing to do with stellar objects., Even a five year old knows that. Given you don't know that difference between "yellow" and "it's a star like the sun" I can understand why you look forward to smart comments from other people.
The scientific classification is "G-type star" or also "yellow dwarf". If you wan to be pedantic, at least be right. The light is indeed white, but still yellower than more common types of stars.
It is possible for those type of organisms to exist. The "sausage plants" would plausibly be a animal plant hybrid that would produce sausages to attract other species to spread its offspring as sporse or parasites or to kill it and use it as fertilizer. The "human sized venus trap" would only be possible on low gravity/atmosphere worlds because for something to move so fast to catch a human size object it would need to fight gravity and the atmosphere or it would need to be in a tree and drop down on its prey.
Rough and Tumble Play, thats a dad thing. Its well established as normal in Nuclear Family units, as well as extended Family i.e Grandpas, Uncles, Cousins. And has been pointed out as lacking in Single Mother Homes, by such Experienced Psychologists Like Jordan Peterson, and even Economic experts like Thomas Sowell. Its is a typical behaviour between Dads and the children, even female children. WRASTLIN WITH THE KIDS KNOWS NO GENDER, Teaches Self Esteem and resiliancy, ability to solve problems outside of violence(actually yes, its true) communication skills, Humor(being silly, dads are always silly when wrestling their children and the children know it) And moms Hate Rough and Tumble Play, always telling dad "dont be so Rough" Thats all part of the Psychological Impact, rough and tumble play has on humanity. IF YOU DONT GET IT, YOU ARE MUCH MORE LIKELY TO DEVELOPE A PSYCOPOTHY THAN IF YOU DO WRASTLE WITH YOUR DAD, and Moms do your part, protect your children against mean old dad making them squeal while it looks like hes killing them, but its just tickles. 😂😂😂😂
His feat had 4 toes and 4 toes??????? This guy is good at story telling, but clearly the original author was an AI. Btw I’m typing this on my phone using my 2 thumbs which have 2 thumbs each.
So... gravity is about twice galactic standard, and these aliens can take it (albeit uncomfortably), but the ~0.5% increase at the south pole (vs. equator) is considered "intense"? And then there's the Coriolis myth (made more ridiculous by this alien magically not having encountered such a thing elsewhere, apparently)? 🤣 Right... well... you have fun with that... 😉
I mean, I've always been of a mind to not let pesky things like reality get in the way of a good story. It's part of the fun of fantasy. Things don't have to be exactly as they are in our reality.
Why do you like so much to portrait aliens as this weak people, that not only cannot survive on Earth, but they also get dizzy and sick by just thinking of it? This "deathwolrd" stories don't come out too well, knowing what's out there in space...
well, yes, however if you think about it, most planets wouldn't even be suitable for a colony, maybe mining for resources, and a habitable world (non colony, straight up population on the planet) wouldn't be all that easy to find, even if you account for all the possible ways life may evolve and need to thrive, as well as the fact that most of the planets we found that are "earth like" still very possibly don't have many things that happen on earth, so if you think about it, if life were to evolve on a world where there are no storms, no earthquakes, no volcanoes, the sun isn't non stop trying to fry the planet, and the planet doesn't go trough seasons of extreme hot & cold, while the apex predator on that world would be equivalent to a common house cat, you could see why the notion of going onto a planet like earth would be terrifying to a being from that kind of world + you do have to account for different mental capacities and such, cultures, and even the very principle of which life is structured may be different, and some things may just be so far beyond comprehension for one thing, that the other just doesn't have to think about it for example, there was a massive extinction due to a sudden spike in oxygen levels in the earth's atmosphere, the beings killed then (if they were "sentient" and still alive) very possibly couldn't even imagine how a creature can breathe oxygen in such high levels that to themselves are deadly
@@Nariatu_Chan I understand that the proposition is that most worlds are more welcoming than earth, but to me it seems not likely that earth would be the most dangerous one. We know life can develop in much harsher conditions.
If I remember correctly the specific definition of a “deathworld” from these hfy stories are life bearing worlds that meet certain criteria (like high gravity, abnormal weather and dangerous wildlife) and would make it a certain “level” of inhospitable to most aliens. These “levels” are called “classes” and for each dangerous criteria met another class gets added. Example: Class 1 deathworld: - extremes in temperature Class 8 deathworld: - abnormal weather events - dangerous wildlife - extreme tectonic activity - extremes in temperature - toxic atmosphere - deadly environments - deadly pathogens - abnormal activity in magnetic fields
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Your channel provides consistently good stories and is now the only science fiction channel that I listen to. Thanks.
Yep, right there with ya
"Immigrant Song" being used as a human space ship's hailing call, would absolutely lead to a first contact war.
luckly it was not a first conctact situation, he was dtraight pranking them
well..space ships clearly cannot use fortunate son.
Hahaha this was hilarious.
Everything about how the narrator did that was amazing!!
I would do it, and so would you 😂
Smelling impending rain is child's play compared to being able to feel it in the air pressure. Smell gives about two hours notice. Being able to feel it with pressure changes gives about 36 hours.
"Despite the increased gravity on their homeworld, apparently humans have lead zeppelins."
Mythbusters did successfully create a lead balloon! Maybe some crazy human somewhere can make one XD
Thank you for reading it, and not just spam posting with bad AI.
Yea the only good thing about this, to bad the story itself is definitely AI written
@@Val_da_SharkIdk, description says its also written by a human.
@@Val_da_Shark the stories are from real people, mostly Wattpad.
@@Val_da_Sharkwhy did you think the story was AI written?
Most likely excessive description of first character
They want to pay with crystalized carbon?
How cheap can you get? The price of diamonds was artificially inflated even before we began to learn how to make them.
@@debra-qq1np diamonds will have future value due to their industrial applications.
Also, alien species that are physically weaker from lower gravity worlds would have some difficulty mining them. There’s a lot of supply and demand affecting galactic economy. If your planet is rich in a certain resource, you take it to where the resource is scarce and/or difficult to procure.
@@leiaclark8388 All HFY stories take a MASSIVE grain of salt to enjoy. Its science fiction. If anything, itd be some random biological molecule that was valuable that only developed on earth that was dumb valuable, like spice in dune. Some unique protein, or random plant product. Britain becomes great again when the zeraubian empire realized tea is an aphrodesiac for their people lol.
@@wodthehunter8145 my preference for sci-fi is to make it practical. Star Trek is lauded for various technologies that they dreamed up which are now reality. J Michael Stravinsky, creator of Babylon 5, came up with the idea of how space fighter jets will be launched on a power saving system. (Fighters are stuck on a magnetic pole. Station rotation produces artificial gravity. Poles get extended, magnet gets turned off, and fighters are flung off poles using centrifugal force.)
Of course space wizards and such are fun, but some of the nerds who like to pick stuff apart enjoy getting a bone to chew on.
The Led Zeppelin segment killed both me _and_ my lunch.
Aliens are shockingly unprepared for high grav worlds for high grav worlds despite being explorers. How can they not have vehicles rated for high G environments?
Are there planets in Solar System with much more Gravitation force than on Earth? Because if I am not wrong. F = m*g; F = G * (m1 * m2)/R^2. While G = constant; G = 6,67×10-11 N * м^2/kg^2
i think the answer there is "Lower grav worlds = easyer time making it in to space"
then all thy do is avoid high grav worlds/lesser celestial bodies, as if they were icebregs
@@frakspikes2619 good point
@@frakspikes2619 Except that in this story, that is clearly not the case. They're actually insistent on exploring and claiming the high grav world before they even knew humans had an interest in it.
@@noppornwongrassamee8941
but that's only due to that world's resources.
if this high grav world had no resources to plunder, i'm sure the aliens would still avoid it
I think Bobo knows he's someones pet, but he's perfectly okay with that
i was thinking bobo was an uplifted primate of some type
@@restinpeace-s8c nah he just traded his IQ for strength
Like one of those big dogs that are always happy
bobo won this round.
The space frontier will involve a lot of grunt work, like all frontiers do. When we go out there, we will be sending out Einstein’s and Bobos.
A rich woman keeps him around as a pet. Plenty of men would be fine with that arrangement.
I both admire the singing and felt 2nd hand embarrassment.
Couldn't have said it better myself 😂
13:55 symphony of the dammed isn't wrong.
Ummm, seriously, the fuss over who gets the planet should have been solved easily. Swap Deathworlds for Fluffworlds. The Art of the Deal.
Except us humans want to keep our territory under our control. Odds are, our corporations would complain about being gazumped by an alien government over a claim within human controlled borders. It would also be a security risk.
@@cjandauntieyaya1446 Not as much of a security risk if they can't breathe on Earth and have to ask us how to reinforce structures
It seems there are way more Deathworlds than Fluffworlds suited for the fragility of these aliens.
@@johntheherbalistg8756 Yeah, but in orbit, it could become an issue of glassing our planets.
@@cjandauntieyaya1446 Same risks as if we just border them. Having them inhabiting planets that aren't ideal for us don't create risks, just more surface area.
Space Trump = Best Trump
😂😂😂
Just think. These guys weren't far from Ft. Lauderdale.
Thanks!
You have the perfect voice for this story, and the voices you did for the different characters were also terrific. The depiction of Stav is exactly right, very Greek. He looks like one of my in-laws, just like my brother in law when he’s clean shaven.
TYVM
50:05 i mean if he like it i cant judge
Well bobo might be somebody's Dog
Well thats just wrong
He is a distinguished guest who is pampered all day long
So let BoBo have his time of a lifetime
He is happy and i mean he is in contact with Stavros and he will go and get him if he thinks that BoBo ain't treated well
So let BoBo have his time live it to the fullest
You go BOBO ❤
Love this Guys voice and deathworlds love deathworlds
"His feet had four toes with heavily calloused pads and four toes..." No fault of the reader, I guess, but this script needed proofreading.
Love your voice man. It’s rich and full. Best of all it’s real. Too many of these channels use AI. You’re appreciated.
Great story, great narration, what a joy!
Your interpretation of "The Immigrant Song" made me laugh, it was awesome!
That singing was amazing. XD
God the immigrant song was fucking genius😅
Ok the moment the hailing call started i knew what quallity to expect from the encounter. Screw this im going home.
Very funny and a good story!
Love your voice! amazing story! TY!
Once again the Thunder and Lightening is making itself known here in Western Colorado, having grown up in the Desert of Western Colorado. The Sound of the Rain is soothing, The Thunder signals the Rain and makes me sleepy. 😅
very good and well read thank you
I so hope there is a part 2 for this story. So love this chanel.
You have a great evil dude voice, Its James Cagny only in Space
"If you're going to have crime, it might as well be organized." - Havelock Vetinari.
The story was excellent, the ending was perfect 🤩
I love bobo
The story of Bobo : instead of remaining a "dog" the conditions on the planet considerably improve Bobo's mental capacities, who not only becomes the first human ambassador but also gets married to the alien who took care of him first. By the end of his career he becomes a revered personality.
@@flitsertheo I mean I can see that all he needed was support and love
I'm waiting for a certain title to show up,
"Humans try to make every planet they live on a Deathworld, like Earth?"
Best narration ever. 😅
Είναι εξαιρετικά αναζωογονητικό να ξέρεις ότι ο αναγνώστης είναι ένας πραγματικός άνθρωπος.σε ευχαριστώ.διαβαζω κ καταλαβαίνω αγγλικά αλλά είμαι ανορθόγραφος.γι αυτό κ γράφω ελληνικά.καλη ιστορια
Is the name Odyseus Stavros a realistic Greek name? I tried to pick a good name.
@@leiaclark8388 το Οδυσσέας είναι πρωτεύον αρχαίο ελληνικό.οι αρχαιοι Έλληνες δεν είχαν επίθετα.ελεγαν ο Οδυσσέας γιος του Λαέρτη.η μπορούσαν να τον αποκαλέσουν με το όνομα του πατέρα του Λαέρτη.το Σταύρος είναι και αυτό πρωτεύον όνομα της νεοελληνικης .ειναι ελαφρός αδόκιμο δύο κύρια όνοματα
να αποτελούν όνομα και επώνυμο αλλά απαντάτε όταν ένας πρόγονος έκανε κάτι σημαντικό η ξεκινούσε μια καινούργια γραμμή της αρχικής φρατριας η φατρίας.φρατορ ο αρχηγός της οικογένειας.το Οδυσσέας Σταύρος είναι ελαφρός αδόκιμο αλλά μετά από χιλιάδες χρόνια ποιος ξέρει;
@@leiaclark8388 θα μπορούσες να πεις Οδυσσέας Σταυρόπουλος.σταυροπουλος σημαίνει το παιδί του Σταύρου
Ξανά άκουσα την ιστορία.ο αφηγητής είναι εξαιρετικός και το ταίριαξε το όνομα ακούγεται μια χαρά👍
Until watching this I'd never heard "dumber than a box of hair',' I' only heard "dumber than a box of rocks.
Hmmm sounds like some one who plays in Mar-A-Lago
Lol ..starting a music career 🤣
Led Zepplin hellz yeah REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
L O L 22:25 "rankdom dumbassery"
Slavery never went away, it just took a different form. Tax and Tyrannical "Laws"
Quite nice.
Our sun is not yellow. Our upper atmosphere scatters the blue spectrum of light causing the sky to look blue and the sun to look falsely yellow. Anyone in space would see it as white.
Yes, but he said yellow as in "yellow dwarf." That is what the sun is classified as.
@@keithlukens4400 He didn't say "yellow dwarf" as in the stars classification, he said just "yellow" which is a reference to its color. While either way could be inferred based on what he said, the color inference doesn't require putting an extra word he didn't speaking into his meaning.
@@Richard-hu1to
You are arguing semantics of a sci-fi story.
Everyone knows when someone says "yellow", it's a star like the sun.
But I'm looking forward to your r/iamverysmart entry.
@@TheBadassTonberry Actually just saying "yellow" can mean any number of things that have nothing to do with stellar objects., Even a five year old knows that.
Given you don't know that difference between "yellow" and "it's a star like the sun" I can understand why you look forward to smart comments from other people.
@@Richard-hu1to
Yeah definitely r/iamverysmart material.
Our sun, i.e., SOL is a white star.
The scientific classification is "G-type star" or also "yellow dwarf".
If you wan to be pedantic, at least be right. The light is indeed white, but still yellower than more common types of stars.
@@schwarzerritter5724 Point taken into consideration. 👍🏽
That rendition of the immigrant song was painful to listen to.
I always thought alien planets would have things like the sausage tree and human sized Venus flytrap type plants
It is possible for those type of organisms to exist. The "sausage plants" would plausibly be a animal plant hybrid that would produce sausages to attract other species to spread its offspring as sporse or parasites or to kill it and use it as fertilizer. The "human sized venus trap" would only be possible on low gravity/atmosphere worlds because for something to move so fast to catch a human size object it would need to fight gravity and the atmosphere or it would need to be in a tree and drop down on its prey.
Τη δευτερη φορα που την ακουσα ηταν καλύτερη 😂😂😂😂😂
Wait... Bobo was an uplifted K9???
Not a bad story so far, I assume it's made with AI, also interesting core concept, subbed!
no AI here! just good old human writers :)
@@StarboundHFY Oh my bad! I thought so because of the art, great work then!
@@Korry the art has no bearing on the story
AI stories suffer from a total absence of humour. No "Bobo" in AI stories.
Rough and Tumble Play, thats a dad thing. Its well established as normal in Nuclear Family units, as well as extended Family i.e Grandpas, Uncles, Cousins. And has been pointed out as lacking in Single Mother Homes, by such Experienced Psychologists Like Jordan Peterson, and even Economic experts like Thomas Sowell. Its is a typical behaviour between Dads and the children, even female children. WRASTLIN WITH THE KIDS KNOWS NO GENDER, Teaches Self Esteem and resiliancy, ability to solve problems outside of violence(actually yes, its true) communication skills, Humor(being silly, dads are always silly when wrestling their children and the children know it) And moms Hate Rough and Tumble Play, always telling dad "dont be so Rough" Thats all part of the Psychological Impact, rough and tumble play has on humanity. IF YOU DONT GET IT, YOU ARE MUCH MORE LIKELY TO DEVELOPE A PSYCOPOTHY THAN IF YOU DO WRASTLE WITH YOUR DAD, and Moms do your part, protect your children against mean old dad making them squeal while it looks like hes killing them, but its just tickles. 😂😂😂😂
Wow, 30 seconds ago. Cool.
Story Name ?
This is why I love the actual VA and not the ai. Ai can't bust into song at whim
Chit dog.
Whoop Whoop homies Smokem if you gottem 🧖🏼♂️ 😶🌫️
✌🏻🐵✌🏻
His feat had 4 toes and 4 toes??????? This guy is good at story telling, but clearly the original author was an AI. Btw I’m typing this on my phone using my 2 thumbs which have 2 thumbs each.
Bobo means stupid in Filipino.. do Starbound know that in choosing the name? 😅
Lost me at the singing, ouch.
That was the highlight!
Bobo!!! 😂😂😂
did you have to mangle the immigrant song like that?
Some of these stories are great rest suck this one's good but you got to watch it at double speed otherwise it's too slow
Boy, Trump sure lives a long life. 🤣
No new wars.
Blame reincarnation.
Apparently, in this fictional universe, he waited a while on that second term, too 😂
Space Force in full swing.
Less than a minute in and already a major AI-written error in the story. x.x
nr 3
So... gravity is about twice galactic standard, and these aliens can take it (albeit uncomfortably), but the ~0.5% increase at the south pole (vs. equator) is considered "intense"? And then there's the Coriolis myth (made more ridiculous by this alien magically not having encountered such a thing elsewhere, apparently)? 🤣 Right... well... you have fun with that... 😉
Are you critiquing from your phone in your electric self driving car or are you killing all the black cats to stop the plague?
@@russellperry9902 I'm rolling my eyes, being a lifelong math and physics geek. How about you?
I mean, I've always been of a mind to not let pesky things like reality get in the way of a good story. It's part of the fun of fantasy. Things don't have to be exactly as they are in our reality.
Why do you like so much to portrait aliens as this weak people, that not only cannot survive on Earth, but they also get dizzy and sick by just thinking of it? This "deathwolrd" stories don't come out too well, knowing what's out there in space...
Welcome to HFY, if you want badass aliens this is not the sub-genre for you 😂
well, yes, however if you think about it, most planets wouldn't even be suitable for a colony, maybe mining for resources, and a habitable world (non colony, straight up population on the planet) wouldn't be all that easy to find, even if you account for all the possible ways life may evolve and need to thrive, as well as the fact that most of the planets we found that are "earth like" still very possibly don't have many things that happen on earth, so if you think about it, if life were to evolve on a world where there are no storms, no earthquakes, no volcanoes, the sun isn't non stop trying to fry the planet, and the planet doesn't go trough seasons of extreme hot & cold, while the apex predator on that world would be equivalent to a common house cat, you could see why the notion of going onto a planet like earth would be terrifying to a being from that kind of world
+ you do have to account for different mental capacities and such, cultures, and even the very principle of which life is structured may be different, and some things may just be so far beyond comprehension for one thing, that the other just doesn't have to think about it
for example, there was a massive extinction due to a sudden spike in oxygen levels in the earth's atmosphere, the beings killed then (if they were "sentient" and still alive) very possibly couldn't even imagine how a creature can breathe oxygen in such high levels that to themselves are deadly
@@Nariatu_Chan I understand that the proposition is that most worlds are more welcoming than earth, but to me it seems not likely that earth would be the most dangerous one. We know life can develop in much harsher conditions.
If I remember correctly the specific definition of a “deathworld” from these hfy stories are life bearing worlds that meet certain criteria (like high gravity, abnormal weather and dangerous wildlife) and would make it a certain “level” of inhospitable to most aliens. These “levels” are called “classes” and for each dangerous criteria met another class gets added.
Example:
Class 1 deathworld:
- extremes in temperature
Class 8 deathworld:
- abnormal weather events
- dangerous wildlife
- extreme tectonic activity
- extremes in temperature
- toxic atmosphere
- deadly environments
- deadly pathogens
- abnormal activity in magnetic fields
Look up what HFY stands for.
This Ai voice sounds a bit like Zapp Brannegen from Futurama 😂
blessed is the reader, blessed is the story.......
Dumb.