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As the year winds down and the holidays begin, we love to hear about the joy game has brought its players. Is there a monumental achievement, a surprising event, or a last-minute success that you experienced with TerraGenesis? Tell us about it in the comments, Terraformer!

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NASA's MAVEN spacecraft, sent to orbit Mars back in 2013, discovered a unique aurora on the Red Planet back in 2016. New results announced last week confirm that the ultraviolet event occurs routinely, and can help scientists track water loss from Mars' atmosphere! MAVEN's mission is to uncover how Mars lost much of its atmosphere and water, transforming from what's believed to have at one time been a watery planet capable of supporting life into the inhospitable rock we know... today. This newly investigated aurora stems from the hydrogen of what was once Martian water, and all that water is sadly now being lost to space. With this research, could future terraformers also calculate the ideal means of bringing water back to the surface of Mars? We must continue to dream! Image Credit NASAs Goddard Space Flight Center

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Are you a talented artist, or just a fan of doodling? Have you taken those skills and brought your TerraGenesis planets, cities, or Biosphere creatures to life? If so, we would love to see it! There's a number of great places to post your artwork. You can share it with other fans in official Facebook group, on official subreddit, in the fan-art channel of Discord server, or you can post it on your own Instagram and tag us in the image! We would love t...o see what you've made! REDDIT Link DISCORD Link

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Look to the skies, Terraformers! The Geminid meteor shower began its peak late last night, and sightings will remain frequent through tonight, particularly for those in the Northern Hemisphere. While the bright light of the nearly full moon will somewhat hinder this year's viewing, those observing clear skies may spot up to 30 meteors per hour! Have you seen the cosmic debris cross your sky? Let us know about it in the comments! Image Credit NASA/Bill Dunford

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TerraGenesis Live with Alexander Winn. Come say hi!

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Alexander Winn is going LIVE here on Facebook in two hours! Join the creator of TerraGenesis to chat about your experience with the game, what you're enjoying most, and what you'd most look forward to for next year!

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Those who answered "C Photosphere," you are correct! This is the layer that emits the light we can normally see from Earth, while the corona, the Sun's extensive aura, is visible ONLY during a solar eclipse, or with the use of a coronagraph. Interestingly, at a max temperature of 6200 degrees Celsius, the photosphere is actually cooler than the scorching corona! Thank goodness Parker Solar Probe came prepared.

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This Friday at 1 PM PST (9 PM GMT), join us for "Ask Alex!" TerraGenesis creator Alexander Winn will be holding a Facebook Live Q&A with the fans, to answer your most burning questions about the game. Example question "Why are my facilities burning?" He'll have the answer to that, and so much more! Have a question for Alex, but can't attend? Leave your inquiry in the comments below, and we will make sure it gets covered!

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To celebrate Parker Solar Probe's recent findings, let's test knowledge of Sol before winter strikes! Do you know the name for the Sun's innermost outer layer, the one that forms its friendly face?

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Excited to experience TerraGenesis in a whole new way? So are we! The Windows edition of the award-winning game is currently in production, and you can pre-register on website NOW in order to stay in the loop, and get the drop on its release date! Stay tuned, Terraformers... PRE-REGISTER NOW Link

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Set a reminder, Terraformers! Next Friday at 1 PM PST, we will be hosting a Facebook Live session called "Ask Alex," hosted by Alexander Winn! Who is Alexander Winn, you ask? He's the truly independent developer who created TerraGenesis single-handedly back in 2016! Tell us more about Alex, you insist? Here are some fun facts about the man behind it all...... ALEXANDER WINN Education USC Film major, classical history minor Founded Edgeworks Entertainment in 2005 as a label for HALO 2 machinima webseries THE CODEX Hobbies Strategy games, Assassin's Creed (history nerd), making stuff, aimlessly wandering Wikipedia Favorite books Lord of the Rings, the Mars Trilogy Favorite treats Goldfish crackers, Andes Mints Assessment of his coworkers "Several of them are insane, but in a good way." See you on Friday the 13th!

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Parker Solar Probe, the closest spacecraft to Sun, has gathered fascinating new data about solar activity from within the star's corona! Since it launched last year, Parker has made a series of passes through the Sun's scalding atmosphere, and has used its uniquely resilient instruments to measure electric and magnetic fields, particles in solar winds, and other cosmic phenomena within the inhospitable environment. This new information will hopefully aid NASA not just in understanding the Sun's unique properties, but in developing ways to shield future astronauts and spacefaring technologies as they operate under more extreme conditions far from Earth! The first steps towards terraforming Mercury, perhaps? Image Credit NASA/Johns Hopkins APL

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Searching for a forum to show off your coolest and most unique planets? Look no further, Terraformers! The official TerraGenesis Discord hosts a weekly competition called Planet of the Week, in which players go head-to-head with images of their planets, and each week has a different theme! This week's contest provides a unique challenge habitable worlds with only ONE city! Join the Discord today, and show us what you've got! JOIN DISCORD Link

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Great news, Terraformers! The team behind TerraGenesis is working on a brand new podcast, titled "The Science of TerraGenesis," hosted by the game's creator, Alexander Winn! It's all about the real-life science that inspired the game's design, but you're also sure to learn lots about the development and inner workings of the game itself. The first few episodes are in production, so now is a perfect time to subscribe so you won't miss a thing! And be sure tell us what you'd li...ke to hear about in the comments below! iTunes Link Spotify Link

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This weekend, we've got deals so strong, they're inescapable! Log in to TerraGenesis for Black Hole Friday, and you'll find that for a limited time, you'll receive a discount of up to 20% off your first purchase of any Genesis Points bundle! Enjoy bending deep space to your will this holiday season!

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Today, we wish to thank fans for playing and enjoying the game for as long as you have. You sweet science nerds have stuck with us through multiple transformations, and made TerraGenesis one of the most beloved indie games on mobile! (And soon, not just on mobile!) Happy Thanksgiving to those who celebrate! Enjoy your time with family and friends... just don't forget to downgrade your Comet Slings before you munch the night away!

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Last week, an international research team discovered sugar compounds inside two carbon-rich meteorites, including ribose, a crucial component of RNA. This supports the theory that ingredients for planetary life can emerge in asteroids, and that pieces of those asteroids which fell to Earth may even have carried with them the origin of life on planet! Is it possible that the secret to fostering new life on other planets already exists in the depths of space? Let's hope so! Image Credit NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center Conceptual Image Lab

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TerraGenesis version 5.1.7 is now fully live! Head to your native app store to update today, then check out the link below for a full list of fixes and improvements made to the game! RELEASE NOTES Link

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Well, the list of desired qualifications did include 'creativity'... it's just good that you're still in charge. Terraformers can now hire an extra lab to allow two technologies to be researched simultaneously! Just make sure to ask the lead scientist for a few references.

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Flash meteor shower alert! Late tonight, the alpha Monocerotids, irregular showers last seen in 1995, are expected to streak across the sky at a possible rate of 400 meteors per hour! Sadly, the showers will only be visible in parts of Europe and the eastern and southern United States where skies are clear. The show starts around 04:15 UTC (23:15 EST), so if you are fortunate enough to catch a magnificent glimpse, be sure to share it with the TerraGenesis community!

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NASA scientists have confirmed the presence of water vapor above the surface of Europa, shot into space in huge geysers from the moon's surface. This supports the supposition that a vast subterranean ocean (possibly double the size of Earth's oceans!) is hidden beneath its icy surface. Now if NASA could just confirm a foolproof way to extract that water without flooding your cities when the heat gets turned up... Have you successfully terraformed this icy moon of Jupiter?

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Are you a Gaia gal, or a Hephaestus hombre? Whether you're looking to transform distant planets, conserve them, populate them, or simply turn a profit, the best way to rep your favorite faction is with merch from official store! SHOP NOW Link

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Looking to save a little time achieving terraforming success? Desperate for that last hour of pressure build-up before bed? Tapping your foot, impatiently waiting for Pluto to turn green? Wait no longer, Terraformers! With the new Fast Forward feature, you can conquer time itself, to take your planet, parameters, and population to their zenith! Just tap the arrows icon in the top right of your screen, select an option, and watch the time fly!

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You got it right, Diameter Deniers! In fact, if you lined up ALL the other planets in solar system, Moon would still dodge them at its apogee! That's one slippery satellite!

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Are the Earth and the Moon as far apart as Jupiter is wide? That seems like a... stretch. Let us know your guess in the comments!

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Terraformers, tomorrow is your last chance to see wee Mercury pass in front of the Sun until the year 2032! While the already progressing transit won't be visible until morning in certain parts of the world, the planet will reach the midway of its journey around 15:20 UTC. As always, please exercise safe solar viewing by making use of magnification instruments with proper solar filters, or simply be on the lookout for the best images on the web later in the day!

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Seems dangerous. Surely once they're culled, no one will be so foolish as to reintroduce them to the Biosphere!

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A quick FAQ for those who don't feel like whipping out their TI 84 graphing calculators from high school.

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One year ago, NASA's Voyager 2 followed in the footsteps of its partner probe, and passed beyond the edge of the 'heliosphere,' a bubble of particles and magnetic fields created by Sun which shields us from the cosmic radiation of interstellar space! Floating beyond the 'cosmic shoreline,' the line where the heliosphere ends and interstellar space begins (about 11 billion miles from Earth!), Voyager 2 discovered dramatic changes in particle density and the rate of cosmic rays, confirming many of Voyager 1's findings from a different point of space in 2012. These expanded findings have been published in five new research papers in the journal Nature Astronomy, and will likely shape image of space beyond the solar system for years to come! Imagine what else the Voyager twins, and future probes, may uncover...

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We hope that everyone is enjoying the new and improved Photo Mode, which allows you to position your planet, moons, and sunlight to create the optimal image for sharing! If you wish to share your awesome planet with the game community, Facebook group and official Discord server are great places to do it!

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TerraGenesis version 5.1.3 (5.1.4 for iOS) is now fully live, and it's a big one! Head to your native app store to update today, then check out the link below for a full list of changes and improvements made to the game! RELEASE NOTES Link

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We here at TerraGenesis wish you all the spookiest of Halloweens! To celebrate, here is a throwback to that time in 2014 when the sun's active regions formed quite the eerie expression. Many thanks to NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory for gifting us with such bone-chilling imagery!

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Yes indeed, "redshift" is the name given to the measurable increase in wavelength between objects in space. According to Hubble's Law, this shift indicates that the entire universe is rapidly expanding! Which is, frankly, terrifying. Stay tuned for more astronomy quizzes in the future!

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Can you name the stellar phenomenon that sizes up the known universe? Give us your best guess in the comments below!

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The time hass come... for me to thay my farewellss... Therraformers. I have asscended to a higher conscioussnesss... at the heart of the gawaxy... and thuss my internship... mutht come to an end. While my time with you wass short.. in the grand cothmic sscheme... pleasse let my superiorss know... if you appweciated my work. Perhapss we will meet again one day... when the starss align. Neil Armssloth... Ssigning off.

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In thoday's travelss... I have learned... we Earthbound creaturess... are not the thenter of the universse. We fade... yet every thtep we take... leavess a lathting imprint... on the cosmoss. What measuress have you taken... to reduce your footprint... on thiss world?

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Early thomorrow morning... the Orionid metheor sshower... will sstreak across the nighth ssky. I wish they would move... a thiny bit sslower. Alass... will you be looking up... with me?

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Hel...lo again, friendss. Thoday... we're wondering what dewiciouss... thusstenance... you would misss... if you were the firsth theraformer... on Marss. I would misss... pizza. Ssigning off... Neil Armssloth

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Hi Therraformers... Neil Armssloth here... with a questhion... Whath's your favorite... consthellation... thoo look up and ssee in the... nighth ssky?

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We noticed there was a lull in posts over the past week...and then remembered we left the new intern, Neil Armsloth, in charge. On the brightside, young Neil left us a week's worth of content thank to being a photoshop wizard that is, as long as the image involves him. Terraformers, welcome to .

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Look upwards tonight, Terraformers, as the Southern Taurids meteor shower reaches its peak visibility! With a fair amount of patience, even a novice observer of the night sky can see 5 or more meteors per hour depending on their location. The origin of these meteors will appear to stem from the constellation Taurus, but they will dance across the sky in every direction. Let us know if you see any tonight or have in the past!

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That's right! Choice A, the Boomerang Nebula, is the coldest place in the known universe. Also known as the Bowtie Nebula, this protoplanetary nebula can be found 5,000 light-years away in the constellation Centaurus and boasts temps of 1 Kelvin ( -458 Farenheit.) Did YOU guess correctly, terraformer?

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Today, October 5th, is International Observe the Moon Night! This annual celebration encourages sky-observation enthusiasists and amateur moon-admirers alike to immerse themselves lunar exploration science, celestial observation, and cultural as well as personal connections to the Moon. Join us and your fellow terraformers in looking up at cratered neighbor and looking forward to next visit!

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Can you choose which of these galactic locales leaves you with a chill like no other? Leave your best guess in a comment below!

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You know what time it is, Terraformers! Whether you're new to the game, a veteran settler of the stars, uncovered a pesky bug, or have suggestions on how we can make the game even better - share YOUR feedback below! Please note that while we love answering your general gameplay inquiries, the best place to pose questions is in the TerraGenesis Facebook group! pinned post at the top of the page can take you there.

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Did YOU know that there are an unbelievable 996 unique conditions in which you can play TerraGenesis? Of course, that's not even taking the Random Planet Generator into account! Major credit is due to Reddit user SSheph for crunching the numbers, and don't worry, we double checked 'em.

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Will we ever travel beyond damaged Earth? Can we rewrite humanity's fate? This, terraformers, is Leaving the Cradle...a glimpse into what future could be. Watch the full video by following the link below. Link

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TerraGenesis version 5.1.2 is now fully live on Android and iOS! Head to your native app store to update today, then check out the link below for a full list of changes and improvements made to the game! RELEASE NOTES Link ...

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US Navy officials confirmed this week that images shared by To The Stars Academy do in fact feature Unidentified Aerial Phenomena. Tom Delonge, founder of both blink-182 and To The Stars, is the mastermind behind this revelation and government admittal. However, for this to have happened days before the "Area 51 raid" likely fueled the desire for some to travel to the base. So tell us, Terraformers, did YOU make the trip? And what exactly do you think *all the small things* in those photos are?!

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