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I love how closely Raharrian architecture, design and cities mimic Human ones... Except they likely have technology keeping that river so crystal clear together with the air.
While some of it is likely practacility of design carrying over I suspect another chunk is from the similarities they and humans share in culture and personality.
One interesting thing is the contrast between the (largely rectangular) building floorplans (and the occasional octogonal-ish "rounded" corners on buildings and windows) on one hand and the prominently hexagonal sidewalk flagstones on the other ...
(And if those strips bordering them are bicycle lanes, I'd like to see what steering their bicycles use to deal with those 60° "curves"!!)
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If a spaceship accelerates at the same rate as it would in a free-fall under Earth's gravity (Otherwise known as "1G acceleration"), it can reach Jupiter from Earth in just under 6 days. It would need to flip in the middle of the travel, to start decelerating and enter the planet's orbit.
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Now there is less gray at the roots of his "hair"....
Ah yes to be younger again.
I love how closely Raharrian architecture, design and cities mimic Human ones... Except they likely have technology keeping that river so crystal clear together with the air.
While some of it is likely practacility of design carrying over I suspect another chunk is from the similarities they and humans share in culture and personality.
One interesting thing is the contrast between the (largely rectangular) building floorplans (and the occasional octogonal-ish "rounded" corners on buildings and windows) on one hand and the prominently hexagonal sidewalk flagstones on the other ...
(And if those strips bordering them are bicycle lanes, I'd like to see what steering their bicycles use to deal with those 60° "curves"!!)
When the
drugsHuman Food starts to kick in...Although "home" does seem a bit deserted. Raharrs do seem to like their brutalist architecture with a touch of greenery.
... maybe it's their turn for a Holiday Mode?