[WolfWinter]

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massive fractures spread from the core to the crust of omicron-06, in a galaxy many thousands of light years from earth. as a red dwarf star set for the last time on the ruptured planet, the last of its former inhabitants fled on starships and refugee cruisers, forced to watch their home disappear into the darkness of space. no one among them is quite sure how or why the planet splintered, but the surface wasn't the only thing that splintered. refugees from the lost omicron-6 broke into separate factions as a result, and now live spread far apart, on many different planets, space bases, and even starships throughout the known universe.
now they seek a new home, or revenge for what happened to their planet, or just a new purpose to call their own.

For this Goobie, it will be a small effort raffle! Everyone gets one ticket just by posting the form. You can gain another ticket by sharing a space gif or image, and you can gain one last ticket by sharing a fact about space. This means you can get a total of 3 tickets! This ends on September 18th, 7 pm PST (2 am CS time)

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Username:
Name:
Gender:
Space Gif/Picture:
Space Fact:

Username: hawkfire102
Name: Typhis
Gender: Male
Post link

Traits:
Longer Fur [C]
Four Horns [C]
Pastel Goo [C]

[thiqq]

Username: thiqq
Name: Igorr
Gender: Male
Space Gif/Picture:
Space Fact: space is completely silent spooky

[hawkfire102]

Username: hawkfire102
Name: Typhis
Gender: Male
Space Gif/Picture:
Space Fact:
No body knows how many stars are in space. The sheer size of space makes it impossible to accurately predict just how many stars we have. Right now, scientists and astronomers use the number of stars only within our galaxy, The Milky Way, to estimate. That number is between 200-400 billion stars and there are estimated to be billions of galaxies so the stars in space really are completely uncountable.

[Bloth Hoondr]

Username:
Bloth Hoondr

Name:
Matrix

Gender:
Nonbinary

Space Gif/Picture:


Space Fact:
In the movie Interstellar, theoretical physicist Dr. Kip Thorne worked with the movie's VFX supervisor Paul Franklin and his team. Thorne gave them theoretical equations to implement in their CGI rendering of the wormhole and black hole to create an accurate depiction of that they could be. When the black hole rendering was making a mirrored and halo effect, Franklin thought the equation was causing a glitch in the system and called Thorne in to observe to which he replied "Of course". From this physical rendered representation, Thorne went on to write and publish two scientific papers on gravitational lensing for the astrophysics and computer graphics community and accurately predicted what a black hole would look like 5 years before we were finally able to take a photo of a real black hole earlier this year!

[Radiation King]

Username: NCC-1701-D
Name: Wainwright
Gender: Male
Space Gif/Picture:

Space Fact: if 2 pieces of the same metal touch in space, they will fuse together!

[Joke's On You]

Username: Joke's On You
Name: Neptune
Gender: Male
Space Gif/Picture:


Space Fact:

The footprints on the moon will be there for a 100 million years.

[WolfWinter]

Ticket numbers:
1. thiqq
2. thiqq
3. thiqq
4. hawkfire102
5. hawkfire102
6. hawkfire102
7. Bloth Hoondr
8. Bloth Hoondr
9. Bloth Hoondr
10. NCC-1701-D
11. NCC-1701-D
12. NCC-1701-D
13. Joke's On You
14. Joke's On You
15. Joke's On You

And the winning ticket iiisssssss...
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Congratulations hawkfire102! Thank you everyone for entering, I really enjoyed all the space images and facts ^^ The next adopt I'm putting up will be a non-owner adopt, so keep an eye out. There is an adopt open right now done by the awesome thiqq with a competition revolving around chocolate cake!