Terra Nova (Planet): Difference between revisions
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=== '''Atmosphere''' === | === '''Atmosphere''' === | ||
''There is no mesosphere e.t.c.'' | |||
The | The atmosphere of Terra has 3 parts: Groundsphere, Litosphere and RAS. | ||
The | The groundsphere has a pressure equal to 1 bar. It forms 0-256 block. | ||
The exosphere is the hottest atmosphere zone. Here pressure starts from 0,5 bar and drops with height. It forms 513 to 700 block. | The Litosphere has a pressure of around 0.5 bar and it's really hot. You can't place anything above 256 - everything melt. This sphere is often called "Build Limit". It forms 257-512 block | ||
The RAS or exosphere (Rare Atmosphere Sphere) is the hottest atmosphere zone. Here pressure starts from 0,5 bar and drops with height. It forms 513 to 700 block. | |||
The exosphere is the last Terra's zone. Space begins here. | The exosphere is the last Terra's zone. Space begins here. | ||
We can also count Nethesphere because nether has his own Atmosphere (Nether is under Overworld) | |||
== Geological Layers == | == Geological Layers == | ||
=== Theory 1: === | === '''Theory 1:''' === | ||
Three layers of bedrock, a nigh indestructible material can be found throughout the environments available to research. First and foremost is the layer at the base of Terra Nova's geological '''surface''' layer, but two more can be found at the nether's ceiling and bottom. Logically, these layers of bedrock could be attributed to one another, but numerous problems arise from this notion. | Three layers of bedrock, a nigh indestructible material can be found throughout the environments available to research. First and foremost is the layer at the base of Terra Nova's geological '''surface''' layer, but two more can be found at the nether's ceiling and bottom. Logically, these layers of bedrock could be attributed to one another, but numerous problems arise from this notion. | ||
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# The nether and Terra Nova surface are connected, but exist as two separate spheres, one contained within the other. A void occupies the space between the roof of the nether and the base of Terra Nova's surface. The only qualm with this concept is that a solution would need to be found as to why the nether seems nigh infinite, but surface finite. | # The nether and Terra Nova surface are connected, but exist as two separate spheres, one contained within the other. A void occupies the space between the roof of the nether and the base of Terra Nova's surface. The only qualm with this concept is that a solution would need to be found as to why the nether seems nigh infinite, but surface finite. | ||
=== Theory 2: === | === '''Theory 2:''' === | ||
When you dig to bedrock, what is under it? | When you dig to bedrock, what is under it? | ||
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That's because under Nether there is a bedrock core of our planet. | That's because under Nether there is a bedrock core of our planet. | ||
[[File:Planet.png|thumb|220x220px|centre]] | [[File:Planet.png|thumb|220x220px|centre]] | ||
=== '''Pacific Gap''' === | |||
Then you go to "edge" of dynmap you will se just edge. So how earth can be round? When satelites like Baltica were photographing Terra they recorded black gap on Pacific Ocean (Kazakhstan captured it too but they thinked that its camera mistake and they deleted it) It stretches form pole to pole. It is deep to core of planet (it cuts nether on half). Here air from Groundsphere comes in. | |||
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Pacific Gap | |||
== Luna (Moon) == | == Luna (Moon) == | ||