you and your brother suck at doing yalls job and your boss is very unhappy so he put yall on a mission to buy and engine. So yall go on planet 5o672H and the shopkeeper says he has a two for one deal you can buy two engines for the price of one engine. Do you take the deal?
[[yes]]
[[no]]
(set: $gems to 0)
made by a middle schooler.he hands you the engines. choose you character. john is smart and boring, jimmy likes peanut butter and likes to be dangerous.
[[john]]
[[jimmy]]
checkpoint.Nu uh
(display:"start")should you make your brother carry the engines?
[[yes, $bro can totes do it alone->yes to john]]
[[no, $bro is a weak snowflake and will suffer->no i'll help jimmy]]{(set: $youare to "Jimmy")
(set: $bro to "John")
(display:"carry engine")}wow rude. john carrys the engines inside while you play with toy plane. one of the engines fails and you spin out of control and you pass out
[[wake up]]
[[sleep for five more mins]]wow rude, $bro carrys the engines when you take off one of the engines fails and yall spin out of control and yall pass out
[[wake up]]
[[sleep for five more minutes]]
very nice. You and your brother carry the engines onto the ship. yall take off but one of the engines FAILS! yall spin out of control and you pass out.
[[wake up]]
[[sleep for 5 more minutes]]you see...humans staring at you.
[[ask who are they]]
(unless: (history:) contains "ask where yall are." or (passage:)'s name is "ask where yall are.")[ [[ask where yall are.]] ]
5 mins later...
(display:"wake up")you ask who they are they said "Were just normal humans like yall." Then they said "come follow us."
[[Follow]]
[[Run away with your brother]]
(unless: (history:) contains "stare at there soul")[ [[stare at there soul]] ]5 mins later...
(display:"wake up")They take you too a cave. They're about to tell you a story.
[[get a short version]]
[[get the longer more detailed version]]you guys ran super far and ran out of breath. You have no more water and food.
[[go farther]]
[[go back]]ooh creepy, well after a little bit your eyes got tired
[[now then...->ask who are they]]5 mins later...
(display:"wake up")"we crashed here and johny excaped and came back we all looked for food and water then started living here."
[[continue]]"Alright so we all were taken off are planet and was taken here a weird black figure told us "to stay put" so we did but johny over here was curious and he ran out of the cave and all we heard was screaming outside. But he came back about 10 mins later acting a bit weird. But anyway we excaped the cave looked around for some food and water. after that we came back and started to live in this cave."
[[continue]]yall get dizzy and DIE.
[[restart at last checkpoint->yes]]yall go back and they take you to a cave. They give you water and food.
[[thank them]]you say "Wow thanks so much!"
they're about to tell you a story
[[get a short version]]
[[get the longer more detailed version]](if: (history:) contains "entire ship")[ Since you bought an entire new ship, you can just [[fly away]]
]they say"There's a magic button that every time you press it you get a random number of money."
[[go to button]]
[[clean your pants.]]
[[enough of this button-punching business->Exit]]
[[repair your ship]]
you need to buy the window, wing and super engine.
{(set: $youare to "John")
(set: $bro to "Jimmy")
(display:"carry engine")}
(set: $gems to it + (random:18,242))Now you have $gems moneys.
(display:"continue")okay done they're clean
(display:"continue")alright they tell you that theres a shop nearby to buy some parts for your ship.
[[go to the shop]]
[[no, i need more money->continue]] your there with your $gems moneys. Here are all the items we have.
[[wing]]2000 gems
[[super engine]]3000 gems
[[window]]7800
[[snickers bar]]10000000000 gems
[[entire ship]]2000000000 gems
[[continue]] (if: $gems >= 2000)[(set:$gems to it - 2000)
[[You bought a WING!!]] ](else:)[ You can't buy this with the money you have! (display:"go to the shop") ](if: $gems >= 3000)[(set:$gems to it - 3000)
[[You bought a SUPER ENGINE!!]] ](else:)[ You can't buy this with the money you have! (display:"go to the shop") ](if: $gems >= 7800)[(set:$gems to it - 7800)
[[You bought a WINDOW!!]] ](else:)[ You can't buy this with the money you have! (display:"go to the shop") ](if: $gems >= 10000000000)[(set:$gems to it -10000000000 )
[[You bought a SNICKERS BAR!!]] ](else:)[ You can't buy this with the money you have! (display:"go to the shop") ][[YOU BOUGHT AN ENTIRE SHIP!! very surprising.]]
(if: $gems >= 2000000000 )[(set:$gems to it - 2000000000 )
[[YOU BOUGHT AN ENTIRE SHIP!! very surprising.]] ](else:)[ You can't buy this with the money you have! (display:"go to the shop") ](display:"continue")(display:"go to the shop")(display:"go to the shop")mmmmm delicious
(display:"go to the shop")(if: (history:) contains "Put in the new window" and (history:) contains "Put in the new wing" and (history:) contains "Put in the new super engine")[ Your ship is fixed!! [[fly away]] ](else:)[Your ship still needs repairs.
(if: (history:) contains "You bought a WINDOW!!" and (history:) does not contain "Put in the new window")[ [[Put in the new window]]
](if: (history:) contains "You bought a WING!!" and (history:)does not contain "Put in the new wing")[ [[Put in the new wing]]
](if: (history:) contains "You bought a SUPER ENGINE!!" and (history:)does not contain "Put in the new super engine")[ [[Put in the new super engine]]
]
You have $gems money.
[[slap the magic gem button again->go to button]]]
[[repair your ship some more->repair your ship]]
now you have to read this... (live: 2s)[get ready....(stop:)]
(live: 5s)[
Space has captured human interest since the beginning of civilization. From early stargazers to modern scientists, people have wanted to understand the celestial sphere. This vast area beyond Earth's atmosphere is home to stars, planets, galaxies, and unexplored mysteries. Space exploration shows human curiosity and the effort to learn, pushing the limits of what is possible.
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The universe began with the Big Bang, roughly 13.8 billion years ago. Space quickly expanded and cooled from a hot, dense state, creating the forces and particles that control the cosmos. This expansion continues, pushing galaxies apart, revealing a vast and growing universe, and continually unveiling new secrets.
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Stars, the core of galaxies, are created from clouds of gas and dust. These stellar nurseries, often stunning nebulae, shine with the light of new stars. These cosmic furnaces create heavier elements vital for planets and life as it's known.
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The solar system, a small part of the Milky Way, has eight planets orbiting the Sun. Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars are the inner planets, while Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune are the outer gas and ice giants. Each planet has unique features and secrets, providing different environments for exploration and study.
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The asteroid belt, located between Mars and Jupiter, has millions of rocky bodies, remnants from the solar system's formation. Ceres, one of these, is now a dwarf planet, the biggest object in the asteroid belt. This area shows the early conditions of the solar system and the materials that formed our celestial neighborhood.
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Beyond Neptune is the Kuiper Belt, a huge area of icy bodies, including dwarf planets like Pluto, Haumea, and Makemake. Pluto, once the ninth planet, was reclassified in 2006 by the International Astronomical Union. The Kuiper Belt provides information about the cold outer parts of the solar system and its icy leftovers.
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Dwarf planets, a category created in 2006, include Ceres, Pluto, Haumea, Makemake, and Eris. These objects orbit the Sun but haven't cleared their paths of other objects, a key difference from planets. This classification has sparked debate, but it shows the changing understanding of the objects in our solar system.
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The Sun, a yellow dwarf star, dominates the solar system, accounting for 99.8% of its mass. Its gravity keeps the planets, dwarf planets, and other bodies in their orbits. The Sun's energy is essential for life on Earth, powering photosynthesis and maintaining habitable temperatures.
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Mercury, the closest planet to the Sun, has extreme temperature changes because it lacks an atmosphere. Its heavily cratered surface shows the impacts it faced early in the solar system. Studying Mercury provides data on the formation and evolution of rocky planets near a star.
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Venus, covered in a thick, toxic atmosphere, is the hottest planet in the solar system, even though it's not closest to the Sun. Its runaway greenhouse effect creates a hostile environment, highlighting the balance needed for a planet to support life.
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Earth is the only known celestial body to support life. Its unique conditions, including liquid water, a protective atmosphere, and a stable climate, create the ideal environment for a thriving biosphere. Studying Earth in comparison to other planets helps people appreciate the fragility and value of the world.
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Mars, the red planet, holds the possibility of past or present life. Evidence suggests liquid water flowed on its surface, and the search for microbial life continues to drive exploration. Missions like Viking and Curiosity have provided important data about the planet's geology and atmosphere.
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Jupiter, the biggest planet in the solar system, is a gas giant with the Great Red Spot, a swirling storm larger than Earth. Its strong magnetic field and many moons, including Europa with its subsurface ocean, make it a fascinating object for studying the formation of giant planets and the possibility of life beyond Earth.
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Saturn, known for its ring system, is another gas giant. Its rings, made of countless ice and rock particles, are very thin, spanning vast distances while being only hundreds of meters thick at most. Studying Saturn's rings provides insight into how planets form and change.
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Uranus, an ice giant, rotates on its side, a unique feature among planets. This tilt may be due to a massive impact early in its history. Its pale blue color, from methane in its atmosphere, adds to its mystery.
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Neptune, the outermost planet, has the strongest winds in the solar system. Its deep blue color, also from methane, hints at the distances and mysteries beyond our reach. Exploring Neptune and its moons offers a glimpse into the icy and windy landscapes of the outer solar system.
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Beyond the Kuiper Belt is the hypothetical Oort Cloud, a large sphere of icy objects thought to be the origin of long-period comets. While not directly observed, its existence is inferred from the orbits of comets that visit the inner solar system.
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The effort to understand space extends to the Milky Way galaxy, our cosmic home. The Milky Way is a barred spiral galaxy with hundreds of billions of stars, planets, and nebulae. It's a vast island of stars, and the solar system is in one of its spiral arms.
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Studying the Milky Way helps in understanding star formation, galactic evolution, and how matter is distributed in the universe. Observing other galaxies, like the Whirlpool Galaxy, allows for comparisons and a broader view of the cosmos.
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Observations have shown that the universe is expanding and accelerating, a surprising discovery in the late 1990s. This acceleration is due to dark energy, a mysterious force that works against gravity on a cosmic scale. The nature of dark energy remains one of the biggest puzzles in modern cosmology.
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Dark matter, another mysterious part of the universe, doesn't emit or reflect light, so it's impossible to detect it with normal methods. Its presence is inferred from its gravitational effects on visible matter. Dark matter is believed to make up about 23% of the universe's matter/energy content.
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Black holes, areas of spacetime with intense gravity, warp the universe. Nothing, not even light, can escape their pull. Studying these cosmic giants helps people understand extreme gravitational phenomena and the limits of physics.
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Neutron stars, the remnants of massive stars after supernova explosions, are very dense objects. These rapidly spinning cores, with strong magnetic fields, emit pulses of radio waves, called pulsars. Neutron star collisions are thought to create precious metals like gold and silver.
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Exoplanets, planets orbiting stars other than the Sun, have been found in increasing numbers since the first confirmed detection in 1992. The variety of exoplanets challenges ideas about how planets form and opens new avenues in the search for life beyond Earth.
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The search for extraterrestrial life, driven by exploring exoplanets and moons in our solar system like Europa and Enceladus, is a key theme in modern space exploration. By studying the atmospheres of distant worlds and potentially habitable environments, scientists hope to answer the question: are people alone in the universe?
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Space exploration drives technological advancements and encourages innovation in many fields. Developing spacecraft, life support systems, and scientific instruments pushes the boundaries of engineering and design. These innovations often have direct uses on Earth, improving industries and daily life.
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NASA has been at the forefront of space exploration since 1958. Their missions have included lunar landings, planetary probes, and the development of the Space Shuttle program. NASA's work continues to advance our understanding of space and its benefits for humanity.
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The International Space Station (ISS), a collaborative project with many countries, is a laboratory in low Earth orbit. Astronauts do research on the effects of microgravity, develop new technologies, and help understand how humans adapt to space environments.
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Reusable rocket technology, pioneered by companies like SpaceX, is making space travel more affordable. This innovation is crucial for the future of space exploration, allowing for more missions and paving the way for space colonization.
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Space colonization aims to establish human settlements beyond Earth. This could involve creating habitats in orbit, on the Moon, or even on planets like Mars. Some see space colonization as a way to ensure the survival of human civilization in the event of disasters on Earth.
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Challenges to space colonization include protecting against radiation, understanding the long-term effects of low gravity on the human body, and addressing the psychological effects of isolation. These challenges require ongoing research and technological development.
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The ethical implications of space colonization are also debated. Questions arise about who owns resources in space, how to allocate resources, and the potential impact on existing or potential extraterrestrial life. Ensuring a fair and ethical approach to space settlement is essential.
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Remote sensing technology, a result of space exploration, helps people monitor Earth's environment, predict weather patterns, and manage natural resources. Satellites collect data on climate change, deforestation, and ocean currents, providing vital information for addressing environmental challenges.
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The study of space has influenced many fields, from materials science to medicine. Research in space, especially in microgravity, has led to breakthroughs in biomedical research and drug development. The unique environment of space offers new conditions for scientific inquiry.
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Space exploration inspires future generations to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). It fosters curiosity and creativity, pushing the limits of human knowledge and problem-solving abilities.
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International cooperation in space, as shown by the ISS, overcomes political boundaries, building trust and encouraging peaceful collaboration among nations. Joint missions demonstrate the potential for humanity to work together, benefiting everyone.
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The cosmic perspective gained from seeing Earth from space has created a sense of global interconnectedness and environmental awareness. Seeing the planet as a fragile blue marble highlights the importance of protecting the planet.
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Space exploration is a testament to the enduring human spirit of curiosity, determination, and the pursuit of knowledge. It pushes the boundaries of human achievement and imagination, inspiring dreams and reaching for the stars.
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The future of space exploration is full of possibilities. Upcoming missions plan to return humans to the Moon and create scientific outposts, and exploring Mars remains a key goal. Robotic missions will continue to explore distant parts of the solar system and beyond.
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As exploration of the universe continues, more will be learned about origins, place in the cosmos, and the potential for life beyond Earth. The knowledge gained through space exploration enhances lives and increases understanding of the universe and people, driving towards a future of discovery and progress.
THE END!!!!
(stop:)]
[[repair your ship some more->repair your ship]] (display:"continue")Your on a planet that yall crashed on with youre trash looking ship.
(display:"wake up")[[repair your ship some more->repair your ship]]