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The lost homeworld of the Ersommerey. Fifty millennia ago it was a lush, forested world. A dark matter collusion | The lost homeworld of the Ersommerey. Fifty millennia ago it was a lush, forested world. A dark matter collusion shifted its orbit and the resulting change caused its oceans to boil over and the planet to burn. Fortunately, the Ersommerey had already established extra-solar capability and had time to move their population (and representative samples of flora and fauna) to other worlds they’d colonized. | ||
The Ersommerey never forgot their home and monitored | The Ersommerey never forgot their lost home and regularly monitored the planet. Recently, they discovered it had slipped back into its original orbit and began investigating ways in which to restore the world, starting by replacing the water it had lost. This is the plot behind ''Ace of Oceans'', Gel book #6. | ||
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The lost homeworld of the Ersommerey. Fifty millennia ago it was a lush, forested world. A dark matter collusion shifted its orbit and the resulting change caused its oceans to boil over and the planet to burn. Fortunately, the Ersommerey had already established extra-solar capability and had time to move their population (and representative samples of flora and fauna) to other worlds they’d colonized.
The Ersommerey never forgot their lost home and regularly monitored the planet. Recently, they discovered it had slipped back into its original orbit and began investigating ways in which to restore the world, starting by replacing the water it had lost. This is the plot behind Ace of Oceans, Gel book #6.
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