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Solaris is a planet in Stanislaw Lem's Novel Solaris | Solaris is a planet in Stanislaw Lem's Novel Solaris | ||
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Solaris is situated between a white and a red sun. It is covered 97-99% by protoplasmiotic oceans. | Solaris is situated between a white and a red sun. It is covered 97-99% by protoplasmiotic oceans. | ||
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It has a diameter 120% that of Earth | It has a diameter 120% that of Earth | ||
| − | ==Human Exploration== | + | ===Human Exploration=== |
Humans first discovered the planet through their astronomy, but decided that since it was between two suns, its orbit was highly unstable and wouldn't lend itself to the emergence of lifeforms. | Humans first discovered the planet through their astronomy, but decided that since it was between two suns, its orbit was highly unstable and wouldn't lend itself to the emergence of lifeforms. | ||
They were dumbfounded, however, when they found out that Solaris was stabilizing its orbit in relation to its twin stars by means unknown. It was later discovered that Solaris is even able to bend timespace, a feat yet unknown to man. Unmanned probes, and eventually expeditions were sent to Solaris. A great deal of Literature has been written by its explorers, among them Gieser. | They were dumbfounded, however, when they found out that Solaris was stabilizing its orbit in relation to its twin stars by means unknown. It was later discovered that Solaris is even able to bend timespace, a feat yet unknown to man. Unmanned probes, and eventually expeditions were sent to Solaris. A great deal of Literature has been written by its explorers, among them Gieser. | ||
Revision as of 09:13, 22 October 2014
Solaris is a planet in Stanislaw Lem's Novel Solaris
Appearance
Solaris is situated between a white and a red sun. It is covered 97-99% by protoplasmiotic oceans.
Size
It has a diameter 120% that of Earth
Human Exploration
Humans first discovered the planet through their astronomy, but decided that since it was between two suns, its orbit was highly unstable and wouldn't lend itself to the emergence of lifeforms.
They were dumbfounded, however, when they found out that Solaris was stabilizing its orbit in relation to its twin stars by means unknown. It was later discovered that Solaris is even able to bend timespace, a feat yet unknown to man. Unmanned probes, and eventually expeditions were sent to Solaris. A great deal of Literature has been written by its explorers, among them Gieser.