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Nothing good ever happens when Steve is involved. Credits to Antonio Mester from Discord server for the hilarious meme!

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Nothing good ever happens when Steve is involved. Credits to Antonio Mester from Discord server for the hilarious meme!

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Nothing good ever happens when Steve is involved. Credits to Antonio Mester from Discord server for the hilarious meme!

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Nothing good ever happens when Steve is involved. Credits to Antonio Mester from Discord server for the hilarious meme!

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Nothing good ever happens when Steve is involved. Credits to Antonio Mester from Discord server for the hilarious meme!

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Hello folks! We're bringing back "The Sundering" Limited Time Event a second time! Yes, you're reading that correctly! To make up for last week's technical difficulties, we're giving Terraformers a second chance at completing the challenge!As a reminder, you'll have 48 hours to save dying planet from total devastation! Good luck!

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Hello folks! We're bringing back "The Sundering" Limited Time Event a second time! Yes, you're reading that correctly! To make up for last week's technical difficulties, we're giving Terraformers a second chance at completing the challenge!As a reminder, you'll have 48 hours to save dying planet from total devastation! Good luck!

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Heather from Edgeworks Entertainment finishes up the first planet playthrough of the series and shows you some helpful tips on how to gain independence! Tune in here Link

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Get excited because TerraGenesis version 6. is FULLY ROLLED OUT on both Android and iOS! In addition to some bug fixes and diagnostic improvements, weve recently added trees to the game!Partnering with Ecologi, TerraGenesis will plant a REAL tree in the REAL world as you play the game! Collect carbon impact points by being active, watching transmissions, and purchasing GP!Make a positive impact on todays climate, and get planting! Watch forest grow! Link RELEASE NOTES Link

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The three fastest-spinning brown dwarfs to ever exist were recently discovered by scientists. Previously, researchers measured the spin rates of about 80 brown dwarfs which ranged from less than two hours to tens of hours. Much to the teams surprise, data from NASAs retired Spitzer Space Telescope reveals that all three newly-identified dwarfs complete one full rotation per hour - the quickest time recorded.These substellar objects are roughly the same diameter of Jupiter but are approximately 40 to 70 times more massive and rotate much faster. In comparison, the gas giant spins once every 10 hours. Based on the measurements, this might mean that the largest of the trio spins at more than 60 miles per second (100 km/s) or 220,000 mph/360,000 kph. Fascinating, but this finding has raised a few important concerns for the team. Every object that rotates generates centripetal force. The faster an object spins, the greater centripetal force - a force that can tear a star or planet apart. The team thinks that the three brown dwarfs have already reached their spin limit, beyond which they could destroy themselves.So why havent they already been torn apart? Is there a mechanism stopping them from doing so? Its unclear for now, but the team is most definitely curious to find out.What are your thoughts, Terraformers? Image Credits NASA/JPL-Caltech

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TREES ARE OFFICIALLY HERE. Who's excited?

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Drum roll, please! And now, for the moment youve all been waiting for - trees are officially here in Version 6. with Ecologi, TerraGenesis will plant a REAL tree in the REAL world as you play the game! Collect carbon impact points by being active, watching transmissions, and purchasing GP!Make a positive impact on todays climate, and get planting! Check out the latest forest updates here Link (4 rollout on Android with iOS to come VERY soon)

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We're back with "The Sundering" Limited Time Event, starting at midnight UTC!Can you help the UNSA's Deputy Chief of Staff save planet from total ecological collapse in just two days? It's all up to you!

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We're back with "The Sundering" Limited Time Event, starting at midnight UTC!Can you help the UNSA's Deputy Chief of Staff save planet from total ecological collapse in just two days? It's all up to you!

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Want to know the secret of increasing your pressure, oxygen, and water stats while keeping your citizens alive? Watch Part 2 of 'Dev Plays TerraGenesis' as Heather from Edgeworks Entertainment shares some helpful strategies! Click here Link

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Hope you haven't forgotten about this, folks! Trees are coming to TerraGenesis, and soon! Like REALLY soon.

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Thanks to the Mars Environmental Dynamics Analyzer (MEDA) aboard NASAs Perseverance rover, a team of scientists was able to piece together its first weather report from the Red Planet.Weighing roughly 5.5 kilograms, the instrument comes with some cool specs temperature sensors, a radiation and dust sensor, a relative humidity sensor, a thermal infrared sensor, a wind sensor, and a pressure sensor. These tools will provide researchers with valuable information about the weather conditions on Mars. Approximately one day after Perseverance landed at Jezero Crater, MEDA powered on, and its sensors began taking its first measurements. The initial datasets revealed that it was just below minus 20 degrees Celsius, but after a half hour that temperature dropped to minus 25.6 degrees Celsius; so yes, its pretty cold on Mars. MEDAs radiation and dust sensor showed that at that time, the atmosphere at Jezero was cleaner than the atmosphere at Gale Crater, located 3,700 km away, according to data from Curiositys Rover Environmental Monitoring Station (REMS). MEDAs pressure sensor reported that the pressure on Mars was 718 Pascals, which is close to previous models predictions of the pressure falling somewhere between 705-735 Pascals.Over the next year, MEDA will study the dusty environment; record the temperature; measure the radiation from the sun and space; and analyze cloud formation and wind patterns, helping engineers prepare for the human exploration of the Red Planet.Looking forward to what will be revealed next! Image Credits NASA/JPL-Caltech

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Greetings folks! The "Damage Control" LTE returns to the game at midnight UTC. Help Te Hau Arataki and the Sons of Hephaestus restore Mercury back to its natural state. You'll have 48 hours to complete the challenge. Good luck!

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Greetings folks! The "Damage Control" LTE returns to the game at midnight UTC. Help Te Hau Arataki and the Sons of Hephaestus restore Mercury back to its natural state. You'll have 48 hours to complete the challenge. Good luck!

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Happy Spring Terraformers! Let's give it up for these award-winning submissions! This month's showcase features a stunning orange and purple planet called Igon and a world based on Miller's Planet from Interstellar. Awesome, right? Congratulations to victors!In the mood to compete? JOIN DISCORD NOW! Link

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Frank M. Srikar is the official champion of third Governor Bracket Competition! Congratulations to the UNSAs prized historian, and thank you to everyone who voted!

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Help US help YOU.For more information about Cloud Save, visit FAQ page in-game!

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Spring is here, and we're celebrating with the "Rise of Ishtar" Legendary Gaian LTE! At midnight UTC, Terraformers will be tasked to achieve habitability on Venus in just two days. So tell us, are you up for the challenge? Share your tips with fellow players in the comments!

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This weekend, earn QUADRUPLE the free GP on all offers in the TerraGenesis store! Yes, you're reading that correctly! So check them out, and celebrate the Spring season by terraforming to your heart's content!

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Spring is here, and we're celebrating with the "Rise of Ishtar" Legendary Gaian LTE! At midnight UTC, Terraformers will be tasked to achieve habitability on Venus in just two days. So tell us, are you up for the challenge? Share your tips with fellow players in the comments!

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Wait, what do you mean purple isn't real? Watch the latest episode of 'Slice of Science' to have your mind blown! Link

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New player? Heather from Edgeworks Entertainment has got you covered as she shows you how to get started on Mars and spills some dev secrets about TerraGenesis! Tune in here Link

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An impressive 20-foot-tall rock formation, nicknamed Mont Mercou, is seen here with NASAs Curiosity Mars rover in a recent selfie. The selfie is actually a panorama, composed of 60 images taken by the Mars Hands Lens Imager (MAHLI) on the rovers robotic arm plus 11 images from the Mastcam on Curiositys head. Also pictured here is a new drill hole at a rock sample scientists have dubbed Nontron.The team assigned this area of Mars Nontron-related nicknames because nontronite, a clay mineral relative to Nontron, a village in Southeast France, was previously found here by Mars orbiters. Pretty fitting considering that the region where Mont Mercou stands is what scientists call the transition between the clay-bearing unit and the sulfate-bearing unit at Mount Sharp.This transition site, researchers think, might offer long-sought clues to the Red Planets past. So as part of the mission, Curiositys drill powderized and stored the rock samples from Nontron in an effort to help scientists determine how Mars turned into the barren desert planet it is today. Image Credits NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS

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Hello folks! Join us for a full day of fun to celebrate the third anniversary of TerraGenesis' Discord server! We're kicking the festivities off with a very special Q&A, featuring the one and only Alexander Winn! GET YOUR QUESTIONS IN NOW! Link

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At midnight UTC, "The First Seed" Limited Time Event returns! The Rose Queen needs your help to transform the ocean planet of Pontus into a lush, green paradise.You will have 48 hours to complete all of the objectives! Good luck, and Happy Terraforming!

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At midnight UTC, "The First Seed" Limited Time Event returns! The Rose Queen needs your help to transform the ocean planet of Pontus into a lush, green paradise.You will have 48 hours to complete all of the objectives! Good luck, and Happy Terraforming!

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You didn't think we forgot about Buzz and Layla, did you? This week, these three Governors from the UNSA will compete in the ultimate battle! Who will win it all, folks? Let us know what your predictions are!

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Yeah, we happy. Credits to Antonio Mester from Discord server for the meme!

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It's Friday, and you know what that means! It's time for another LTE, and this time, we're taking Terraformers back to Gedi. Can you help the FFI's director Keahi Malae tame the fires of this lava planet in 48 hours? Good luck!

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Earth's failure to address impending climate disasters put its residents in great peril. While rampant wildfires and rising sea levels in the pre-space era called for long-term solutions, acceleration of these events meant lives needed to be saved now, but many governments were slow to respond to the crises. Tangled bureaucracy and science denial meant that the fate of millions was left in the hands of brave individuals; thankfully, Tomoya Mukai was one such hero.Initially, Mukai had dreams of winning Olympic gold in shot put; after sustaining a career-ending injury, her sponsors dropped her to focus on more promising athletes. While receiving treatment for her injury, she developed an interest in medicine, and soon began her career as an emergency responder in the north wards of Tokyo. Her instructors quickly recognized her aptitude and passion for rescue ops, assigning her to all crises from minor floods to nuclear meltdowns. She found local authorities far more skeptical of her, but she always managed to put forth plans that more experienced responders had not considered, saving countless lives as a result.When she began leading international teams, natural disasters had become widespread and chaotic, culminating with the ultimate disaster known as The Sundering. Instead of a false personal assessment of Mukai by local governments, she faced something far worse political gridlock. Petty disputes between parties meant that Tomoya rarely received the support she needed; rather than wait for the government's go-ahead, she chose to lead her own team into active floodzones. This action saved even more lives but also landed her in hot water with spiteful leaders.Thankfully, the Horizon Corporation heard about her heroic exploits; Appolo Matiba himself held a press conference with Mukai, offering to fund her rescue campaigns personally. While Tomoya suspects she's being used for PR, she now has leverage not only to guide countless worldwide rescue ops but to fund infrastructure projects in vulnerable communities to guard against future disasters. So long as Horizon keeps footing the bill, Mukai is content to focus on saving everyone while answering to no one.

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At the IEEE Aerospace Conference last weekend, experts from The University of Arizona announced their ambitious plan of constructing a doomsday vault on the Moon. The proposed ark will store millions of duplicate seed, spore, egg, and sperm samples to protect against the loss of biodiversity in the event that planet would be completely annihilated. Think of it as a modern global insurance policy, the team said.Our planet already has a backup though The Global Seed Vault, located in the Svalbard archipelago, but it is not as reliable and secure as it needs to be. Earth is naturally a volatile environment, says researcher Jekan Thanga, so volcanoes, floods, earthquakes, and other catastrophic events pose as serious threats to mankinds only insurance policy. Fortunately, we have a barren moon, not too far away, with a network of lava tubes beneath its surface that could keep precious genetic cargo safe from calamity.The engineers plan then is to build the facility, powered by solar panels and staffed with robots, in those tubes. The team further explained that the project would require about 250 rockets to transport 50 samples from each of the 6.7 million species to the vault. Pretty daring, but also pretty incredible.Lets hope this Moon Ark will turn into a reality because who knows when a doomsday scenario like The Sundering could happen? What are your thoughts, Terraformers? Image Credit University of Arizona College of Engineering

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The "Making It Rain" Limited Time Event is back in action at midnight UTC! Horizon Corp's VMC is counting on you to rid Eurybia of all its water. Can you drain every last drop in two days? Good luck!

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The "Making It Rain" Limited Time Event is back in action at midnight UTC! Horizon Corp's VMC is counting on you to rid Eurybia of all its water. Can you drain every last drop in two days? Good luck!

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This is it, folks! Will the UNSA's most gifted pilot win it all, or will its greatest historian achieve victory? Cast your votes now!

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Um...WHAT?Let us know what other strange planets you've found in the game!

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Get ready because the Legendary Hephaestian Limited Time Event returns at midnight UTC! Will you help Neil Jansson stop the Gaians from causing further destruction on Mars, and can you return the planet back to its original state in two days? Good luck!

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Tune in with your questions about TerraGenesis, science, space, history, or boring pasta recipes!

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Hey folks! Catch the latest episode of 'The Synthesis' where Alexander Winn and Lacey Hannan continue discussing "The Martian" film here Link

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Hey folks! Catch the latest episode of 'The Synthesis' where Alexander Winn and Lacey Hannan continue discussing "The Martian" film here Link

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Surprise! At 1 PM Pacific Time, the creator of TerraGenesis will be going live on Facebook to answer your most burning questions about the game, development, and much more!Can't make it? Don't you worry! Comment your questions down below, and we'll make sure they get answered!

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Despite Earth's recovery from the Sundering, not everything was saved. The Great Barrier Reef, already in its death throes, did not survive Earth's greatest ecological collapse, and along with it a huge portion of the planet's marine life also perished. Most alive at the time viewed the loss as unavoidable tragedy, as they had to focus all attention on humanity's own survival. But many of a new generation lamented an Earth without such splendor as a horrible tragedy to be rectified, particularly Makuahanai Kalama, renowned oceanographer and free-spirited dreamer.When he was born in Lanai, rising sea levels had claimed a majority Hawaii's landmass, but emergency climate measures had halted the tide. Kalama would have been content as a young man to ride the waves and explore the vast ocean surrounding his home, but while earning his doctorate, he became enamored with depictions of a vibrant bygone ecosystem off the coast of Australia. In advocating heavily for aquatic restoration, he took on a de facto leadership role with his fellow students, who nicknamed him "Duke" due to the commanding air which accompanied his natural serenity. Following graduation, he led expeditions to the Coral Sea to observe what little life remained. This young seafaring team became affectionately known as the Kalama Crew.Duke's successes in the Pacific led the Far Future Institute to make him an offer marine life projects on Mars had faltered, so they tasked him with adapting the small artificial ocean there to better mimic Earth's. Kalama took the interplanetary journey and what he discovered, far more than an empty ocean, was the blank aquatic canvas of his dreams. A wholly unpolluted body of water allowed him to synthesize amphibious flora and fauna based on the cellular structure of extinct species from Earth. What's more, he enhanced the fortitude of these lifeforms with the genetic coding of surviving species found deep in the Coral Sea by the Kalama crew. Through his passionate work, Mars received its first self-sustaining ecosystem known as the Great Utopia Reef, and Duke achieved his dream of building a beautiful living sea upon which to sail.

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Despite Earth's recovery from the Sundering, not everything was saved. The Great Barrier Reef, already in its death throes, did not survive Earth's greatest ecological collapse, and along with it a huge portion of the planet's marine life also perished. Most alive at the time viewed the loss as unavoidable tragedy, as they had to focus all attention on humanity's own survival. But many of a new generation lamented an Earth without such splendor as a horrible tragedy to be rectified, particularly Makuahanai Kalama, renowned oceanographer and free-spirited dreamer.When he was born in Lanai, rising sea levels had claimed a majority Hawaii's landmass, but emergency climate measures had halted the tide. Kalama would have been content as a young man to ride the waves and explore the vast ocean surrounding his home, but while earning his doctorate, he became enamored with depictions of a vibrant bygone ecosystem off the coast of Australia. In advocating heavily for aquatic restoration, he took on a de facto leadership role with his fellow students, who nicknamed him "Duke" due to the commanding air which accompanied his natural serenity. Following graduation, he led expeditions to the Coral Sea to observe what little life remained. This young seafaring team became affectionately known as the Kalama Crew.Duke's successes in the Pacific led the Far Future Institute to make him an offer marine life projects on Mars had faltered, so they tasked him with adapting the small artificial ocean there to better mimic Earth's. Kalama took the interplanetary journey and what he discovered, far more than an empty ocean, was the blank aquatic canvas of his dreams. A wholly unpolluted body of water allowed him to synthesize amphibious flora and fauna based on the cellular structure of extinct species from Earth. What's more, he enhanced the fortitude of these lifeforms with the genetic coding of surviving species found deep in the Coral Sea by the Kalama crew. Through his passionate work, Mars received its first self-sustaining ecosystem known as the Great Utopia Reef, and Duke achieved his dream of building a beautiful living sea upon which to sail.

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TerraGenesis version 5.21 is rolled out on Android with iOS coming shortly! In addition to some bug fixes and diagnostic improvements, weve made a few changes to the game to ensure Terraformers have the best experience.Visit the App Store or Google Play Store to update your game today! CHANGELOG Link

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A recent study published in The Astronomical Journal revealed that a distant exoplanet that was once several times the diameter of Earth has been reduced to a bare core the size of planet. Whats particularly interesting is that Planet GJ 1132 b might have also lost its original hydrogen atmosphere and generated a second one as a result of volcanic activity. Much to the teams surprise, NASAs Hubble Space Telescope found evidence of the secondary atmosphere which consists of molecular hydrogen, hydrogen cyanide, methane, and an aerosol haze. The hydrogen that is present now is believed to have originated from hydrogen from GJ 1132 bs initial atmosphere which was absorbed by the molten mantle and then later released, forming a new atmosphere. The team then suggests that volcanism is responsible for replenishing the secondary atmosphere.These interesting findings come with some implications for other exoplanets beyond solar system. GJ 1132 b proves that planets can undergo drastic changes. Once a gaseous planet like Neptune, it transformed into a hot, terrestrial world with a deadly atmosphere. This might mean that other rocky worlds may not have always been what they are now. And that, Terraformers, is pretty fascinating. Its almost as if theyre terraforming themselves.Let us know what your thoughts are in the comments! Image Credits NASA/ESA/R. Hurt (IPAC/Caltech)

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Happy St. Patrick's Day, Terraformers! Something big and GREEN is coming. Stay tuned!

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