#sci fi stuff

[lifethenecropolis]

Ya done it now…

#diycomicshardcore #kamloops #scificomics #scifiart #comics

[number1alienlover]

*adds turians and twi’leks to the list of races that are ruining my life*  welcome to the list  y’all can join the icejins/arcosians over there

[dudewiththestache]

Automata, is apparently a 1920s’ sci fi  detective noir with robots. I’m in. 

[mapmaker-mapmaker]

This is Vie, a relatively young planet in a relatively empty solar system. It’s going through a stage similar to young Earth, as is it’s life. Although the oceans are diverse and thriving, organisms have only just started to exist on land, and are still extremely water dependent, meaning that if you want to take a nice nature walk on land, you should definitely go somewhere else. But the world has potential, and just because it only has life near the coasts and underwater now doesn’t mean it’s going to stay that way.

[nowlander]

Facebook showering me in memes and reels about being responsible with my money, tonight, makes me for once feel that facebook's invasive algorithm is on the good side.

The weird thing is that today I fell in love with ridiculously expensive blouses (I didn't buy them but I'm toying with the idea) but I forgot my phone at home.

I tried the blouses on, said I wanted them but shouldn't succumb, etc, you know. All precious info for fb but how did it hear it? Did the seller's phone recognize my voice and connected it to my account??

[the-ufos-basement]

So I've said this earlier but I should repeat myself again so the new people can know this. I'm still making art. It's just that I don't post it here anymore, cause my main blog is kinda, overcrowded. But I actually post my art here:

This my art blog know as: @the-ufos-art-basement

Basically where my original, TOH, SCP, and transformers art is being held at. So if want see new or my new webcomic

It is all there! An yes this is a shameless plug of sorts cause I have no shame at this point. I mean my friends can verify this XD.

[mapmaker-mapmaker]

You ever wonder how dwarves... live? I mean those really stereotypical fantasy dwarves that Mine For Gold and Live In Large Underground Cities. How do they get food? Do they have a really trade dependent economy wherein they get food from nearby aboveground cities? The problem with that is that if you anger any of the aboveground cities, they’ll refuse to give you food, and then what you have is no food. This is my attempted solution to this problem, for fun, profit, and because I’m currently writing a story that takes place entirely underground and I’m the kind of writer who needs to know how every single character is getting fed. These “plants” look like normal plants, but are actually an example of convergent evolution. Whereas normal plants get energy from the sun via their leaves, these plants get energy from the ground via their roots. Specifically, chemicals within the ground that they use in reactions that create energy. Yes, I just created a plant that runs on fossil fuels. No, I don’t have regrets (well, I don’t have regrets with regard to creating this plant anyways). Why are there leaves? To cool it down. You see, anything that makes energy makes heat, as per the laws of thermodynamics. Whereas normal plants get their energy aboveground and can therefore just deal with the heat by sitting in the wind and all that, these plants are only roots, and live in caves where air tends to be more stagnant, meaning they’d get real hot real fast. Now let me tell you about ears. If you want to stay warm, cover them. They have a huge influence over body temperature. Why? Because they’re very thin, so when blood goes through them, it’s not insulated from the outside air, and therefore can cool off very fast, go into the rest of your body, and cool that off too. These cave plants do that deliberately through their leaves to vent off excess heat from their energy gathering, and have created leaflike structures to maximize surface area. Tada! Magic (science) cave plants!

[mapmaker-mapmaker]

Okay! So this is Umbrant, a world where almost nothing happens on the surface. Due to having no magnetic field, the planet is not protected from the more harmful parts of sunlight. But this doesn’t mean that the world is dead. The oceans still shield organisms from sunlight, and are full of life. Although nothing lives aboveground, there are chemosynthetic plants in caves beneath the surface that sustain terrestrial ecosystems as well.