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The successful terraforming of Mars drastically changed humankind's role in the known universe, and no other group has embraced this transformation with such passion and ambition as the Daughters of Gaia. Once a small, tight-knit religious community, the Gaians quickly opened their doors to all those who share their core values of nature worship and spreading life throughout the cosmos, with a particular eye for great talents of evolutionary science. While all those who join ...the Daughters rise to prominence based on their merit, the organization's unquestioned authority remains in the hands of one powerful family. Traditional worshippers hang on every word spoken by the Rose Queen Rebecca Freyja ORourke, whose clerical lineage spans centuries. Her husband, Imperial War Minister Zhou Xi Wang-mu Lee, lays the groundwork to enact her interstellar vision. But while Rebecca and Zhou typically remain to oversee recently hominized worlds, they send their daughter, Vicereine Alana Freyja Lee, to lay claim to new worlds and lead the terraforming process from scratch. Groomed for leadership from birth, and perhaps a more fervent disciple of Gaian theology than even her own mother, Alana has overseen the evolution of many a world from barren, inhospitable rubble to verdant paradise. Not merely followers or fundamentalists, Gaian governors count among their ranks talented explorers, as well as experts in genetics, biochemistry, and organic architecture. Many never would have predicted they'd fall in with a religious crowd, but were ultimately drawn in by the leaders' commitment to shaping the cosmos to fit the needs of an expanding human dominion. The Rose Queen urges serenity in the face of those who would deny progress through violent means, for the world will soon see her truth a planet is not a rock to keep hidden behind glass, but a seed just waiting to blossom.

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Last week, astronomers from around the world announced that by comparing their observations, they have confirmed the discovery of the most massive explosion ever recorded, in a galaxy cluster about 390 million light years from Earth. How massive was this eruption? According to Simona Giacintucci of Washington DC's Naval Research Lab, the 'crater' left behind in the hot gas of the cluster could fit 15 Milky Way galaxies! The source of this anomaly is thought to be a supermassi...ve black hole contained within a large galaxy at the center of a string of galaxies, known as the Opiuchus cluster. A curved edge observed by NASA's Chandra X-Ray Observatory in 2016 was theorized to represent a cavity in the cluster's hot gas created by a jet of energy expelled from the black hole. This was dismissed as unlikely due to the unprecedented amount of energy such a large cavity formation would require, but the original theory has now been proven true! This explosion beat a previous record holder for energy output by five times, and while such a discovery is most exciting, astronomers are eager to learn more about the processes causing the eruption through multiwavelength observations. Will they find that worlds were lost in this energy outburst, or is it possible something could emerge from it? Image Credit X-ray Chandra NASA/CXC/NRL/S. Giacintucci, et al., XMM-Newton ESA/XMM-Newton; Radio NCRA/TIFR/GMRT; Infrared 2MASS/UMass/IPAC-Caltech/NASA/NSF

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Much has changed for TerraGenesis in the past year. Trade routes wind between growing cities, where Governors of various factions apply their unique expertise. Planets can be pressed flat, in a giant leap for absurdity. And more exciting changes are soon to come. Stay tuned, and enjoy this glimpse of a most exciting future! View the full video here Link

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Having overcome tremendous ecological crises on Earth through unprecedented international cooperation after the Sundering, the UNSA has consolidated its political power and cemented itself as the organization most firmly devoted not just to humankind's survival, but also to its prosperity and peace of mind. As a result, representatives from communities and across the world have flocked to the political body, bringing with them deep knowledge of the needs of those seeking a ne...w life outside of Earth's orbit. While Secretary-General David Munoz represents the friendly face of the organization, and General Buzz Sullivan its strong military arm, those who've had a peek behind the curtain know that it is Layla al-Battani, the UNSA's long-serving Deputy Chief of Staff, who has laid the groundwork and pulled the strings to make their vision a reality. Quietly lauded by political experts for her work enforcing economic and environmental justice across nations, al-Battani is also responsible for the recent rapid growth of the UNSA's governor program, bringing many like-minded public figures into her inner circle. Whether community organizers, traditional military paragons, or experts in the medical sciences, the governors of the newly interstellar UNSA coalition seek to build up and populate massive settlements on new worlds, with equality and continued scientific advancement as their foundation. While many less scrupulous experts are drawn to the fast-paced culture of private industry, Layla and her staff know the corrosive impact of greed, and refuse to repeat the mistakes which once put their home planet on the edge of ruin! For the UNSA doesn't simply seek to conquer a new world... they hope to build a better one, for all.

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NASA TECHNOLOGY HIGHLIGHT Among the coolest of current spacefaring technologies are miniature satellites known as CubeSats. Typically weighing less than 10 kg and measuring no bigger than a briefcase, these nanosatellites, developed at Cal Poly and Stanford University in 1999, are composed of standardized interconnecting units, and thanks in part to small consumer electronics, are capable of scientific feats once considered possible only by using larger, bulkier hardware. Cu...beSats are already helping NASA's Artemis program strive for its goals, including putting humans on the Moon once again by 2024. One notable CubeSat mission to the Moon is the Lunar Flashlight. Expected to tag along with the Space Launch Systems Exploration Mission-1 launch late this year, this tiny spacecraft will set out to map the lunar south pole, keeping a special eye out for ice deposits which could one day, as liquid water, be used to facilitate a lunar base! Image credit NASA/JPL-Caltech

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They say 'a watched pot never boils,' but a lot can actually happen if you hang out with your evolving worlds for a while! Great rewards await those who pass the time playing TerraGenesis, as well as potential dangers to spice things up a bit. What is your favorite random event in the game? Let us know below!

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Today we remember the vital contributions of Katherine Johnson, the NASA mathematician and human "computer" who calculated the trajectory of the first human in space, and of Project Apollo's Lunar Lander. She passed away today at the age of 101, but she leaves behind a legacy of mathematical achievement that helped put men on the moon, and paved the way for future space exploration. Rest in peace, Ms. Johnson, and thank you not least for your advocacy work towards providing STEM education for the next generation of brilliant women and men who will reach for the stars! Image Credit NASA

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A reminder to all staff that the Soletta is not a TOY! There are significant risks associated with temperature tampering; specifically, the risk of turning accumulated ice into liquid water, and flooding your cities. For safety purposes, please consider setting incremental temperatures once Soletta is operational. Sincerely, Management A huge thanks to Reddits MutatedFrog- for the meme!

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The rapid increase of The Horizon Corporation's extrasolar holdings has necessitated an equally rapid workforce expansion, leading founder and CEO Appolo Matiba to seek out exceptional talent that understands how to turn a new paradise into profit. From corporate bigwigs, to new media experts, to young business savants, the governors hired to oversee Horizon's assets all understand one thing the unstoppable power of credits. While many academics feel strongly that the work o...f planetary development should be designed to favor those poorer inhabitants seeking refuge from Earth's excesses, Matiba contends that his company's fast and well-funded approach is the only realistic terraforming solution, and he has taken steps to keep these decisions out of the hands of government bureaucrats for future generations, with the help of his eccentric daughter Vivica and brilliant granddaughter-turned-protege Nubia. Such is Horizon's power in terraforming circles while many continue to question the corporation's self-serving outlook, all must admit that they get the job done.

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In 1995, astronomers detected a shift in the wavelength emitted by the star 51 Pegasi, and concluded that an orbiting planet, 51 Pegasi b, was tugging at the star at regular intervals. Radial velocity, also known as the "wobble method," kicked off the "classical" period of planet hunting in the late 90s, helping to locate hundreds of planets before being supplanted by an even more effective approach, the transit method. This more modern method of observing a star's light when a planet crosses in front of it has uncovered thousands of planets since its first discovery in 2002.

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An advanced radio telescope in Canada known as CHIME recently began detecting a "fast radio burst" emanating from a spiral galaxy 500 million light-years away, which repeats itself like clockwork every 16 days. Experts have stated that the FRB is unlikely to be alien in nature, instead suggesting that the anomaly may originate from a celestial body that is being obstructed at regular intervals. If astronomers manage to isolate the source, will it prove to be a find of great scientific value? What could it be? Image Credit CSIRO/Andrew Howells

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An exoplanet is any planet outside of solar system, and there are multiple methods of detecting their presence in the grand void of space. While some orbit around pulsars or exist in otherwise harsh conditions, an exoplanet orbiting a Sun-like star is an extremely valuable find. How did astronomers first accomplish this feat?

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We love fans, and we're passionate about providing stellar offers whenever we can! That's why this weekend, Genesis Point rewards are QUADRUPLED for completing an offer in the Free Genesis Points section of store! Earn some extra GP, and then terraform to your heart's content! PLAY NOW Link

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We wish all of lovely Terraformers a joy-filled Valentine's Day! In sweet remembrance of the recently decommissioned Spitzer Space Telescope, please accept this image of a rose-shaped star cluster. This cluster and its associated nebula are known as NGC 7129, and the image was discovered by the orbiting telescope on the week of Valentine's Day in 2004, in the constellation Cepheus. Will anybody be stargazing with someone special this weekend? Image credit NASA/JPL/Caltech/Harvard-Smithsonian CfA

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With so many recent developments, Terraformers are finding all kinds of new ways to turn their planets and moons picture perfect! Congratulations to these Planet of the Week winners! Want to show off your worlds and compete? JOIN OFFICIAL DISCORD Link

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After years of hard work, we're finally available on PCs! Link in article will take you directly to the Microsoft Store. Thanks for the write-up, Link !

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TerraGenesis is finally available on PC via the Microsoft Store!! If you've been looking forward to starting a new interplanetary journey, you can now enjoy the gorgeous transformation of Mars and beyond on an even bigger screen! And if you pre-registered for this launch, check your email inbox to claim a free gift! DOWNLOAD NOW Link

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A message from TerraGenesis creator Alexander Winn Hey folks! Happy February 9th! For those who don't know, February 9th marks the anniversary of Edgeworks Entertainment's founding, and we always try to do something special to celebrate it. This year we've got three awesome new releases to share, and I think you're going to love them.... First up, we officially launched TerraGenesis 5.2 on iOS and Android last week! This update brings a ton of new stuff, but by far the most important is the new Governors system. This is the single largest worldbuilding update in the history of the game, and we have had SO much fun crafting 43 new characters, complete with art and backstories, for you all to enjoy. We're hoping to add even more in the future, so stay tuned! Next up, this week marks the official launch of The Science of TerraGenesis podcast! This is chance to give back to the fans who have enjoyed TerraGenesis's focus on real science, by exploring it further and doing a deep-dive into what would really be involved in settling and terraforming a planet like Mars. There are three episodes available already, and we'll be releasing new episodes every Wednesday. Check it out and subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, or YouTube, and please leave us a 5-star review, it really does help us get new viewers and continue making episodes. Check out the podcast links here Link And finally, I am SO happy to be able to announce the official launch date of TerraGenesis on Windows Tuesday, February 11th! We've been working hard to get it ready for its third platform, and we're finally almost there. Be sure to sign up to get notified when it officially becomes available here Link As usual, I want to give a huge thank-you to all the people who have supported us through the game, through YouTube and the podcast, through Patreon, through buying hoodies and t-shirts on website, and everywhere else. We couldn't do this without your support, and we are all so lucky to be able to bring these worlds to life with you. Happy February 9th!

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Come join me for a Q&A!

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A reminder to all excellent Terraformers, that Alexander Winn will be live in TWO HOURS to talk about TerraGenesis 5.2! Meaning if you have questions about Governors or any other big changes, now's the time to write them down. Just want to hang out with a cool developer and an even cooler gaming community? Tune in at 1 PM PST for some fun! Can't make it to the Q&A, but want to ask a question? Post it below to let us know!

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This Friday at 1 PM PST (9 PM GMT), TerraGenesis creator Alexander Winn will be going LIVE here on Facebook for a Q&A about the seismic update that just arrived! He'll answer all your questions relating to Governors and recent quality-of-life changes, and he might even tease some other upcoming projects! More releases?! Does this man ever sleep? Tune in on Friday to see if he makes it through an hour-long video before the weekend starts!

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It's time for an inauguration celebration, for Governors have arrived in TerraGenesis! Stemming from diverse scientific backgrounds and bringing wildly different philosophies to lead the charge in world-building, these dedicated experts can be unlocked and upgraded over the course of several planets, and they will never leave your side! Tell us below -- who have you unlocked so far? PLAY NOW Link

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TerraGenesis version 5.2 is LIVE and available for download! Head to your native app store to update today, then check out the link below for a full list of all the awesome changes and improvements that have been brought to the game! RELEASE NOTES Link

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Terraforming Venus is serious business, and you'll need strong hands to govern. What do you say, would you hire these guys to get the job done?

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There are awesome changes coming to TerraGenesis, and some equally awesome people behind it all! One of those people is Lacey Hannan, the co-founder and CBO of Edgeworks Entertainment! Besides working hard to make this ship run smoothly, here's what Lacey is all about... LACEY HANNAN Background Writer, actor Favorite game achievement writing for Historical Earths on a short deadline while very sick... Favorite business achievement building the high tech in-office Edgeworks studio Favorite creature Lea, her sweet Aussie border collie mix Favorite treat pickle chips (but ask again tomorrow) Favorite book series Dune and The Dresden Files Favorite musician Billy Joel Favorite hobby DUNGEONS & DRAGONS!! Self-summary "In all things, she relies pretty heavily on her dexterity and charisma modifiers, but if you're going to settle in with her for a long conversation over wine, you'd better bring your intelligence or wisdom modifiers to the table. ... This lady suffers no fools, unless you're a bard, and then she sees right through you and loves you for all of your ridiculous antics for the front they really are." Thanks to all you lovely Terraformers for making the job a joy!

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This week, NASA says farewell to the Spitzer Space Telescope, an orbiting spacecraft responsible for 16 years of amazing discoveries, including the TRAPPIST-1 system. This telescope, following an Earth-trailing orbit since its launch in August of 2003, spied the ultra-cool red dwarf star in early 2017, with the help of the ground-based TRAPPIST telescope for which it was named. Spitzer also discovered seven Earth-size exoplanets orbiting TRAPPIST-1, the most terrestrial plane...ts ever found in a single star system! And as if that record weren't enough, it is also the greatest number of potentially habitable planets found around a single star, for all seven planets, particularly the three in the "habitable zone," could contain liquid water under the right atmospheric conditions. We wish Spitzer bon voyage and give thanks for its amazing legacy, while looking forward to the great discoveries sure to come from the James Webb Space Telescope, expected to launch next year! Image Credit NASA/JPL-Caltech

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Star settlers come in many stripes, and they bring differing tools and philosophies to the field of planetary engineering. You will need a cross section of several disciplines, a true team of rivals, in order to elevate your terraforming efforts across multiple star systems. Ready the spaceports, for the experts are fast approaching!

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There is still time remaining to snag some discounted Genesis Points this weekend! Log in to TerraGenesis before the end of the day, and you'll receive a discount of up to 20% off your next bundle bought from the GP tab in the store! Celebrate the Year of the Rat by terraforming the Moon at top speed!

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We wish all of talented Terraformers a happy Lunar New Year! To celebrate the Year of the Rat, might you consider giving your lonely Moon another visit? If you log in to TerraGenesis this weekend, you'll find that by purchasing a new Genesis Points bundle, you'll receive a discount of up to 20% off your GP!

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If one of your cities has a particular need, or provides a specific benefit, what if you had an expert on hand to assign where they'll prove most effective? And what if this expert could work their magic not just on this planet, but on your next world as well? We can only imagine it... for now.

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Did you picture your Martian and Ganymedian inhabitants breathing comfortably in homes made of fiberglass and steel? Well, that pesky NASA is here to challenge your image of the future with huts made of fungus! The Ames Research Center has prototyped building materials woven from mycelia, the vegetative part of a fungus, which have a higher bend strength than reinforced concrete, and are capable of growing and repairing themselves by simply adding water. This myco-architectur...e project envisions a future in which compact, lightweight materials made of dormant fungi make the long journey to Mars, before growing into fully functional human habitats capable of shielding astronauts from the pre-terraformed environment! Do these awesome fungus huts sound like they would appeal more to The Daughters of Gaia, or The Sons of Hephaestus? Image credit NASA/Ames Research Center/Lynn Rothschild

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Sometimes, all that's required is a gentle reminder. Many thanks to awesome fan Andrew Palmer for this meme!

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Uh oh... have you checked on your planets lately? Well, while such an event is unlikely to happen in TerraGenesis, NASA's SOFIA mission has discovered even more evidence that two planets in the BD +20 307 system may have indeed collided fairly recently. This evidence comes in the form of warm dust swirling around the double-star system, the kind that may come as the result of extreme impact between two exoplanetary bodies. Scientists also speculate that such a collision event in solar system's past may have led to the forming of Moon, and this recent discovery may help us build a more complete picture of own systems history! Image Credit NASA/SOFIA/Lynette Cook

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Have you ever wanted to show off to strangers how beautiful your baby is, except your baby is a planet? These devoted Terraformers have proven their passion over the past two months by having their creations voted Planet of the Week! Congratulations to winners! In the mood to compete? JOIN OFFICIAL DISCORD Link

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The release of TerraGenesis on the Microsoft Store is fast approaching! While players will not be able to access their previously terraformed planets from their mobile devices, those who pre-register will receive a gift of 4 Points in order to start anew! Sign up now, and prepare to see how the game looks on the big(ger) screen! PRE-REGISTER NOW Link

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With so many planets to settle, the factions of TerraGenesis have become increasingly competitive, and are eager to seek out experts with highly specialized skills. With this in mind, The Horizon Corporation has gone on a bit of a hiring spree... More to be revealed soon!

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Yes, Kepler-186f, discovered in the spring of 2014, orbits its star at the same distance Mercury orbits Sun. But because Kepler-186 is only half the size of the Sun, at its relative orbit, Kepler-186f may be capable of naturally sustaining life, depending on its composition! Just a year later, NASA also discovered Kepler-452b, a near-Earth-size planet in nearly the same orbit of another G2-type star! Could one of these planets make for an ideal base of interstellar settlement?

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Shortly after quiz on potentially habitable planets went live, auspicious news came down from NASA! Just over 100 light-years away, the agency's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) discovered its first Earth-size planet in its star's habitable zone. Coined TOI 700 d, this planet is roughly 20% larger than Earth, and because it exists in the zone where liquid water may form on its surface, it may also be capable of sustaining life! TOI 700 d is tidally locked, mea...ning one side is stuck in perpetual daylight while the other is completely dark. Additionally, without more surface-level information, scientists have been tasked with modeling over a dozen potential environments to find if any would result in parameters suitable for habitability. We must hope that one of the optimistic models proves true, and push exploration potential forth so that we might all get an up close look at TOI 700 d's surface one day! Illustration Credit NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center

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Some years ago, NASA discovered a planet via telescope which orbits its star at a distance where liquid water might naturally pool on its surface, the first such discovery. Do you know what it's called? NOTE A different Earth-like planet was later discovered orbiting a different star more similar to Sun, but THIS planet was discovered first, inhabiting a miniature solar system the size of Mercury's orbit.

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When selecting a faction, remember to check out their unique goal for independence! Otherwise, you might end up feeling a bit... cornered.

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Prepare to turn your eyes skyward, Terraformers, to witness the first meteor shower of the new year! The Quadrantid meteor shower promises to provide an exciting display, but only for a brief few hours, and well after bedtime in most of the Northern hemisphere (peaking around 3 AM EST). If you happen to pull an all-nighter to witness these uniquely colorful "fireball" meteors blaze across the sky, please tell us about it below! Image Credit Sky & Telescope

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Happy New Year to amazing players! At TerraGenesis, we've made a resolution to meet new people. A new decade is a rather exciting time to make new friends, wouldn't you agree?

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It's an exciting new decade, Terraformers! Log in to TerraGenesis, and you'll find that for today only, by purchasing a new Genesis Points bundle, you'll receive a bonus of up to 30% additional GP! Ring in the new year with some low-cost planetary transformation!

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As 2019 comes to an end and 2020 approaches, tell us what you're most looking forward to in the future! It can be IRL discoveries in outer space, or changes to the game, or anything you like. Rest assured, there are many exciting updates to look forward to, which we hope will surprise and delight awesome fans!

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How did NASA's spacefaring astronauts spend their holidays? Well... in space. But they still got to enjoy some seasonal treats and holiday threads aboard the International Space Station! Happy holidays to and from NASA's finest!

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'Tis the season for sales, Terraformers! Log in to TerraGenesis, and you'll find that for today only, by purchasing a new Genesis Points bundle, you'll receive a bonus of up to 30% additional GP! Enjoy soaring through space, delivering heat and atmosphere to all the good boys and girls!

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The very happiest of ho-ho-holidays to you and yours, Terraformers! We hope you're keeping things warm and festive! As for us, we're wondering if any of fans snagged some cool science-related gifts. If so, please tell us about them!

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A holiday message from TerraGenesis creator Alexander Winn Hey, folks. Today I'd like to share a post I made on the TerraGenesis Facebook page in December of 2016, just a few months after TerraGenesis was first released. I was sitting in a cabin on the North Island of New Zealand with my wife and my mom, enjoying the disconcertingly warm weather and dreaming of where this journey might take us in the years to come. Some of oldest players may have read this post already o...

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Did you know that the guy who created this game is way into Christmas, and Santa Claus in particular? More on that soon.

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