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| A Story by Rumble & Tumble: The Space Ship (edit) | A Story by Rumble & Tumble: The Space Ship | Arts & Literature | A Story by Rumble & Tumble: The Space Ship | Last night me and my brother woke up and heard something strange in our backyard. We ran to our window and you won't believe what we saw! A teeny little spaceship about the size of a bowling ball had landed. All around the ship were hundreds of tiny little aliens. We sneaked outside and slowly walked towards the ship. We were thinking of what to say to them when all of a sudden... the aliens started to charge at us!<br><br>We rushed back inside our house where we thought we were safe. Then... BAM! They knocked the front door right down and chased us all the way back into our bedroom next. We slammed that door closed too. But we heard the tiny footsteps coming again we knew we were in trouble. The bedroom door creaked open and we saw the aliens were still after us! We were not afraid anymore and both said 'That’s the last straw, this is our house!'<br><br>So we charged at the aliens and did a flying cartwheel right over their heads. Both of us ran out of the house and snatched up their spaceship not even stopping to turn around at all. We rolled that bowling ball ship right down the snow bank for a ten pin STRIKE! When we returned to our house the aliens were nowhere in sight. Next a faraway noise was heard, and we saw that little spaceship flying away.<br><br>The next morning our mother asked us what all the ruckus was, and what happened last night. We said, 'Oh nothing...' and just smiled.<br><br>(Also, this is a true story mostly.) |
| A Story by Sprout & Kendall: How the Deer Got Its Horns Part I (edit) | A Story by Sprout & Kendall: How the Deer Got Its Horns Part I | Arts & Literature | A Story by Sprout & Kendall: How the Deer Got Its Horns Part I | There once was an old tree with a magical caterpillar who lived inside of it. This caterpillar lived in harmony with the tree and was sworn to protect it with its magic each day. One afternoon a lonely bear came along and saw the tree. He thought, ‘The bark on that tree sure would give me a good back scratch.’ So, he walked up to the tree and started scratching away.<br><br>The caterpillar popped out, 'Hey you there, stop that right now and I'll grant you one wish.' The bear jumped back. 'A wish for me?' said the bear. 'As long as you promise not to return to this tree.' said the caterpillar. So, the bear wished for a thick comfortable blanket to make the winter warmer in his cave. POOF! The blanket appeared and the bear as promised went on his way.<br><br>Much later that evening, a wandering deer ran into the bear and noticed his lovely blanket. 'Hey you, bear!' called the deer. 'Where did you get that blanket?'<br><br>(To be continued...) |
| A Story by Sprout & Kendall: How the Deer Got Its Horns Part II (edit) | A Story by Sprout & Kendall: How the Deer Got Its Horns Part II | Arts & Literature | A Story by Sprout & Kendall: How the Deer Got Its Horns Part II | (Continued...)<br><br>The bear surprised by the deer said, 'I was granted a wish from a magical caterpillar who lives in a tree.' 'A wish?' replied the deer. 'I sure would like to have a wish of my own.' The bear pointed towards the old tree and said, 'If you go disturb that tree over there the caterpillar will grant you any wish you choose.' 'Thanks!' said the deer and began to down the path to the old tree.<br><br>When he arrived he put his head down and rammed into that tree with all of his might. Nothing happened, so the deer took an even bigger step back and rammed straight into the tree again. Little did he know the caterpillar was already fast asleep inside. This magical caterpillar was not a night person, and his magical work for the day was done. Frustrated the deer continued to charge at the tree until two hard lumps started to form on his head. They grew bigger and bigger into a matching pair of horns. Eventually he gave up and wandering into the woods without his wish. But that is how the deer got its horns. |
| Auto-Feeder Bots (book) (edit) | Auto-Feeder Bots (book) | Xeno | Auto-Feeder Bots | All Xeno pods can be upgraded with an Auto-Feeder Bot. To purchase this upgrade, use the pod's control panel next to the entryway.<br><br>The Auto-Feeder Bot will be installed instantly for your convenience, and will be safely stored with the pod if demolished.(It'll be ready again for later use!)<br><br>Once installed, the Auto-Feeder Bot will automatically place one plant material from the feed repository into the feeding station each morning for every Xeno assigned to the pod. Be sure to keep your feed repository supply well stocked when using the Auto-Feeder Bot. Love and care are still required for proper Xeno health and happiness. |
| Bad Microbes (book) (edit) | Bad Microbes (book) | Microbes | Bad Microbes | Dangerous or 'Bad' microbes must be handled with caution because they can cause negative effects aboard your ship if ignored. <br><br>These bad microbes can cause allergies, imbalances, and chronic diseases in living organisms. Some can even be harmful to your space vessel itself. Those types can degrade metals and rubber seals, jeopardizing the structural safety of a ship. Most of the time these troublesome microbes can be managed as long as they don't go unchecked for too long. |
| Basic Space Farming (book) (edit) | Basic Space Farming (book) | Farming | Basic Space Farming | To grow crops aboard your spaceship you will first need to craft a planter on your workbench.<br><br>Please note that all planters do need power to run properly. Once powered, a planter's sun lamp will light up brightly and create the perfect growing condition for your young plant. Build a solar panel on your ship's Outer Hull to increase your ship's power capacity and power new planters.<br><br>Once a planter is built and powered, drop any seeds into the machine to get started. All crops must also be watered every day or their growth progress may be delayed.<br><br>Some plants take longer to grow and some even produce multiple harvests before requiring a replanting. Keep an eye on seed packet descriptions so you can plan accordingly.<br><br>Good luck and have fun! |
| Blue Reef planet book (edit) | Blue Reef planet book | Planets | Blue Reef Planet | ID: BR-1290b<br>Location: MW.A13.60226<br><br>The Blue Reef Planet is a ringed world completely covered in super ocean. Coral reefs cover more than 72.3% of this ocean planet's surface and have created thousands of small islands that surface and submerge with the changing tides. The reefs provide shelter and food to thousands of species that inhabit the planet. This includes the Blue Reef Kingdom and its people, a society-controlled monarch established thousands of years ago. <br><br>The average temperature is a steamy 46.5°C with humidity ranging from 60-80% most of the year. The oxygen ratio in the atmosphere is around 16% which is just below the safe zone for normal human functions.<br><br>Resources:<br> Aluminum Ore, Copper Ore, Ocean Flower, Seaweed, Conch Shell, Clam Shell<br><br>Seeds:<br> Lettuce, Cucumber, Watermelon, Ginger, Ocean Banana |
| Crew Morale (edit) | Crew Morale | Crew Relations | Crew Morale | The health of every ship is dependent on the overall morale of its crew. A happy crew is vital to the success of Space Alliance and its missions.<br><br>Everyone must do their part to get along and the Captain must set a good example for the crew. Morale is built on trust and trust starts with getting to know each other. It's important to regularly talk to your crew, and give an occasional gift as well. Both actions will help to build relationship points with them over time.<br><br>Friendship takes time. So even though it may seem gradual, keep getting to know your crew members, and they will help you to be a better Captain and friend in return. |
| Desert dunes planet book (edit) | Desert dunes planet book | Planets | Desert Dunes Planet | ID: H1-6002c<br>Star Map: MW.A18.24585<br><br>Desert Dunes is an especially dense terrestrial planet because of its compact rocky surface. It is also a very hostile desert planet due to its high gravitational pull, rarity of water, and large sweeping sand surfaces. Winds can quickly build strength and form vicious dust storms that cover thousands of kilometers. There are trace signs of past life, but most of the secrets to this planet seem to be buried under endless amounts of sand.<br><br>The temperatures do shift from day to night dramatically. Daytime temperatures average 40°C until evening when it drops to around -5°C. It has a very thin atmosphere made up of mainly carbon dioxide and less than 1% oxygen.<br><br>Resources:<br> Copper Ore, Silver Ore, Desert Flower, Tumbleweed, Cactus Fruit<br><br>Seeds:<br> Bean, Jute, Garlic, Tomato, Cactonut |
| Feed Repositories (book) (edit) | Feed Repositories (book) | Xeno | Feed Repositories | Feed Repositories are unique storage containers because you can store and access your stock of plant material from any other feed repository. Even better is that the feed bin located in each Xeno pod also has access to this supply. This makes it super easy to grab the plant material you need right in your Xeno pod at feeding time. <br><br>Also note that you can store an additional 250 plant material per feed repository you build. |
| First Contact Protocols (edit) | First Contact Protocols | Space Alliance | First Contact Protocols | Meeting an intelligent lifeform for the first time can be tricky, as official protocols for first contact range widely depending on the situation at hand. It is important to note our primary goal in greeting a new species is always to form a peaceful understanding between our cultures. This is of the utmost importance.<br><br>We take for granted our own cultural norms as a standard for all regular encounters, but this can be a dangerous assumption for first contact. For example, a friendly smile could instead be interpreted as a threatening show of teeth. Body language cues like eye contact, gesturing, sounds, or even smells should be considered without bias. The truth is we have no way of establishing a set of rules that will apply to every situation since we cannot predict every type of lifeform we might encounter.<br><br>While trying to establish communication, please remember to use your best judgement and be adaptable to the present situation. When in doubt, please refer to your local Central Processing Unit for guidance and advice. |
| Garden Bots (book) (edit) | Garden Bots (book) | Farming | Garden Bots | Garden Bots are handy helpful watering robots that take the work out of farming!<br><br>There are different levels of garden bots, but each one will water a set number of planters every day so you don't have to. Each garden bot comes preprogrammed with different watering configurations for your convenience, so make sure to press $inputSecondary to make any adjustments before building them on your deck.<br><br>The smallest garden bot is the easiest to craft on your workbench. Advanced and Superior Garden Bots take a little more effort to craft but have great benefits because they can water even larger surrounding areas.<br><br>Work smarter, not harder with garden bots!<br><br>Hint: Your ship's Botanist will have access to the Garden Bot Data. Make sure to help them out from time to time. |
| Good Microbes (book) (edit) | Good Microbes (book) | Microbes | Good Microbes | Beneficial or 'Good' microbes aid and assist other living organisms to thrive.<br><br>These microbes can help living creatures fight off dangerous diseases, promote healthy plant growth, help break down dead plant material, and repair and restore damaged tissue. Good microbes are essential to healthy living and outnumber all other living cells in the body 10 to 1. It's important to take care of these good microbes since they take such good care of us. |
| How to Attract a Mate (edit) | How to Attract a Mate | Crew Relations | How to Attract a Mate | Even with the many advancements of technology, finding the perfect mate still proves to be a mystery throughout the universe. So here we will offer some basic Space Alliance tips for dating: <br><br>1. Find someone that shares your common interests and goals.<br>2. Make time and talk to them regularly.<br>3. Show your partner how you feel with the occasional gift or two.<br>4. Level up your relationship into a good friendship first.<br><br>If you are able to find such a person, remember to not take them for granted. Offering a Date Invitation is a great way to show your romantic interest and get to know the person on a more intimate level.<br><br>Then consider amending your living quarters to make room for two.<br><br>Lastly, if marriage is on your mind, don't forget to purchase a very special Engagement Ring and pop the question! |
| How to Care for Your Xeno (book) (edit) | How to Care for Your Xeno (book) | Xeno | How to Care for Your Xeno | Caring for Xeno is not a chore, but a delightful experience.<br><br>Each Xeno will require one Plant Material per day to maintain a healthy diet. Plant material can be stored in Feed Repositories but must be placed directly into the feeding station for the Xeno to be able to access it.<br><br>In addition to food, Xeno need your love and attention every day. If you engage with your Xeno each day your relationship will continuously grow into a stronger bond. When a Xeno has completely bonded with its owner, they will evolve into their final growth stage. These happy Xeno have the potential to create additional rare items. |
| Iceladus cluster book (edit) | Iceladus cluster book | Planets | Iceladus Cluster | ID: FB-1952h<br>Star Map: MW.A24.11130<br><br>The Iceladus Cluster's snowy white surface reflects so much light, it is hard to imagine that it has been undiscovered by Space Alliance for so long. Underneath the surface of these ice chunks are warmer ocean environments that are heated by the core of each cluster. As the internal heat of the water rises, it releases a powerful jet of fresh water into the atmosphere which freezes and covers the surface in a fresh layer of ice and snow. The Furball inhabitants of the surface seem to care very little about these details, and are mostly found to focus on family life.<br><br>The surface temperatures range from -150°C to -87°C in their coldest winter cycles. The atmospheres contain a surprising amount of oxygen however, at 20.5%, and are breathable for humans.<br><br>Resources:<br> Silver Ore, Gold Ore, Ice Flower, Snowball, Acorn<br><br>Seeds:<br> Squash, Blueberry, Broccoli, Cotton, Cherrysicle |
| Incubators (book) (edit) | Incubators (book) | Xeno | Incubators | Incubators come equipped inside of every Xeno pod you build. By placing a Xeno egg inside of the incubator, the machine will begin the process of hatching that egg.<br><br>Standard incubation time is about five days, upon which your Xeno will hatch if you are present. They prefer an audience when they make their entrance into this world.<br><br>Xeno become immediately attached to their owner once hatched so make sure to take extra care of your new friend.<br><br>Egg Notes:<br><br>Random Xeno Eggs can be found within grass on planet surfaces. All Xeno types can hatch from these eggs, no matter what planet they were found on.<br><br>Specific Xeno Egg types can sometimes be purchased from RoBuy, but only if that Xeno type has already been discovered. |
| Jokes: Quick Space Funnies (edit) | Jokes: Quick Space Funnies | Arts & Literature | Jokes: Quick Space Funnies | What is an astrophysicist's favorite part of their computer?<br><br><i>The space bar.</i><br><br><br>What is the funniest book ever written about space?<br><br><i>A comet book.</i><br><br><br>Why do aliens never come to Earth?<br><br><i>Because its only rated with one star.</i> |
| Lava Lakes Planet (book) (edit) | Lava Lakes Planet (book) | Planets | Lava Lakes Planet | ID: X6-112b<br>Star Map: MW.A24.98919<br><br>The Lava Lakes Planet is a super Earth-type planet covered almost entirely in a sea of molten lava. Riddled with constant volcanic eruptions, the surface is still undergoing many new landscape transformations. A constant trickle of falling ash adds a thick layer to the surface, forming dark sandy patches. Silicates in the atmosphere also condense into clouds and reflect the lava, resulting in sparkling skies to admire. The planet's residing people have been found to be highly aggressive however, and extra safety precautions should be taken to avoid getting on their bad side.<br><br>With an average temperature of around 58°C, only the toughest forms of life can survive in this lava planet's heavy, dangerous, and hot environment.<br><br>Resources:<br> Gold Ore, Titanium Ore, Lava Flower, Lava Mushroom, Pirate Hook<br><br>Seeds:<br> Onion, Pepper, Strawberry, Pineapple, Flaming Orange |
| Neutral microbes book (edit) | Neutral microbes book | Microbes | Neutral Microbes | Neutral microbes are not really neutral at all. Since they tend to just go about their business without cause or concern for other organisms, they have received this reputation.<br><br>Most of these microbes do not help or hurt a space ship or its crew, but they are still a large part of what you will find when you sample your local microbe community. They often have both positive and negative traits that tend to balance out, in fact. The presence of these microbes can sometimes even be an indicator of a healthy microbiome aboard your vessel, so you can feel neutral about them. |
| Other machines part iii book (edit) | Other machines part iii book | Machines | Other Machines Part III: Specialty Foods | Specialty food producers like freezers and presses convert some crops into specialty items that make great gifts.<br><br>Freezers only accept milk, fruit juice, and vegetable juice, but deliver on sweet frozen treats.<br><br>Presses accept most items that can be turned into different oils like soybeans, cactonuts, peanuts, and A.V.O.s. They can also mash apples into a delicious applesauce. |
| Other machines part iv book (edit) | Other machines part iv book | Machines | Other Machines Part IV: Carbon Converters and Fermentation | These advanced machines are a game changer for expanding your production line.<br><br>Carbon Converters accept all types of graphite and convert them into useful carbon nanotubes. Carbon nanotubes are used in building outer hull planters and other machines. This miracle material can be used for anything that requires strength, durability, electrical or thermal conductivity, in a lightweight form. Their discovery opened the door for many of the technical advancements we see today.<br><br>Fermentation Tanks take in nectars, fruits and rice. It will then covert their sugars into vinegars, wines, and ales. Just kick back and let the fermentation process do all of the work! |
| Other machines part v book (edit) | Other machines part v book | Machines | Other Machines Part V: Battery Generators | Sourcing energy in space just got a whole lot easier.<br><br>Battery Generators act like solar panels, but instead of adding that power to your deck grid, it stores its energy into a portable battery. Since battery generators use solar energy, they can create batteries without any additional items. Just build one on your Outer Hull and wait! |
| Outer Hull Planting (book) (edit) | Outer Hull Planting (book) | Farming | Outer Hull Planting | It may seem strange to plant crops in the vastness of space, but years of agricultural advancement have made it possible.<br><br>Outer Hull Planters are equipped with the latest technology to utilize all of the radioactive energy in space and allow for the growth of more valuable 'Radiated' crops! The dangerous radioactive elements are filtered out, leaving only the best additional nutrients for your plant to absorb.<br><br>Also notice the colorful impact of a successfully enriched radiated fruit or veggie. Wow! And so tasty too!<br><br>Outer Hull Planters work the same as indoor planters and you can even plant the same seeds packets. These special planters require carbon nanotubes to craft which can be made by inserting graphite into a Carbon Converter machine. In addition, you will need to craft special Outer Hull Garden Bots to automate your daily watering. |
| Poem: If I Met an Alien (edit) | Poem: If I Met an Alien | Arts & Literature | Poem: If I Met an Alien | If I met an alien, it would...<br><br>Look like... a frog.<br>Sound like... a dog.<br>Smell like... a bog.<br>Eat like... a hog.<br>Sleep like... a log.<br>and...<br>Walk like... a three-legged Trog.<br><br>I think if I met an alien its name would be Grog!<br><br>(I hope to meet my best friend Grog one day.) |
| Poem: The Stars All Around Me (edit) | Poem: The Stars All Around Me | Arts & Literature | Poem: The Stars All Around Me | When I look up at the vastness of space, I can see the stars twinkling all around me.<br><br>When I am working, playing, or deep in thought, the stars wrap their light all around me.<br><br>When I get confused and have lost my direction, the stars lead a guiding path all around me.<br><br>When I lay down to rest every evening, the stars watch for danger all around me.<br><br>And when I die and turn into star dust, I'll finally live among the stars all around me. |
| Ship Emergency Protocol (book) (edit) | Ship Emergency Protocol (book) | Ship Class | Ship Emergency Protocol | All crew must report to the vehicle bay for evacuation in the case of an emergency. Lighted plaques will guide you through the safest route.<br><br>Life pods, each capable of temporarily housing 6 crew members, will drop from the storage ceiling located in your vehicle bay. Each pod is fully-capable of space travel and full life support systems for up to one year without additional intervention. In case of such an event, report immediately to your nearest Space Alliance Base Station.<br><br>In the event the vehicle bay is inaccessible, the bridge is capable of supporting all crew members for up to six months and rescue crews will be dispatched immediately to intervene. Your safety is our priority. |
| Ship Life Support (book) (edit) | Ship Life Support (book) | Ship Class | Ship Life Support | The most important resource aboard any Space Alliance ship is its crew. Environment and life support systems run with multiple backup systems to provide a breathable, safe, and comfortable environment for its crew members.<br><br>Artificial atmosphere is set at a standard 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and 1% other trace gases. These ratios may be adjusted by a small degree in individual crew quarters to accommodate different species comfort. Humidity is also set at standard 30% ship-wide, but may be increased up to 70% based on your crew preference.<br><br>Dampers along with gravitational and electromagnetic field generators provide a stable and upright working environment. Also, air, water, and sewage are all filtered and recycled accordingly. Any hazardous waste elements will be securely stored and transferred to a regulated Space Alliance facility in timed intervals.<br><br>But don't worry, your local Central Processor Unit is designed to help and maintain all of these internal ship systems automatically, so you don't have to. |
| Ship Maintenance (book) (edit) | Ship Maintenance (book) | Ship Class | Ship Maintenance | Ship maintenance is a necessary part of any long-term space mission. Things to consider when maintaining your Standard X Class ship should be...<br><br>1. Ship wide repairs or upgrades.<br>2. Reoccurring damage within Your Captain's Deck<br>3. Outer Hull debris and space barnacle buildup.<br>4. Fuel and engine checks.<br>5. CPU and system diagnostics.<br>6. Microbe Sampling<br>7. Decorations and improvements to your quarters.<br><br>A good Machinist or Engineer will be you best friend when tackling maintenance issues on your ship. Good luck! |
| Ship Propulsion (book) (edit) | Ship Propulsion (book) | Ship Class | Ship Propulsion | All Space Alliance Standard Class ships use refined Dark Matter Fuel for primary propulsion.<br><br>Equipped engines force dark matter particles to collide at roughly 100 kilometers per second so they can be mutually obliterated. This process converts their combined mass into gamma rays. This is then directed out as massive amounts of energy for propulsion.<br><br>Since dark matter is so abundant in the universe, large amounts of fuel do not need to be stored or carried on missions. It is much more efficient to harvest dark matter and refine it on an as-needed basis. This pure radiation energy is the ultimate rocket propulsion technology.<br><br>Note that any secondary ion drives are used only for orbit or course corrections, and are not recommended for interplanetary travel. |
| Space Alliance History Part I (edit) | Space Alliance History Part I | Space Alliance | Space Alliance History Part I | In the 21st century the privatization of the space industry led to groundbreaking technology advancements not seen in the previous 50 years. Humans began taking luxurious vacations into space, until the Earth's orbit was completely overrun with private satellites and overpriced gimmicky resorts.<br><br>On a mission to reclaim space exploration beyond simple novelty, a group of like-minded scientists established The Earth & Space Alliance. Its mission was to develop a set of rules and guidelines to work collaboratively as a planet instead of privately. Astrophysicists, researchers, and even private citizens from around the globe began sharing their funding, trade secrets, and technology with each other. All in an effort to further The Earth & Space Alliance's guiding vision. |
| Space Alliance History Part II (edit) | Space Alliance History Part II | Space Alliance | Space Alliance History Part II | With support from so many people on earth, The Earth & Space Alliance took their first huge leap with the construction of the T.E.S.A. Space Elevator. A trip from the surface of Earth to the alliance space station could be done easily, and this revolutionized the industry yet again.<br><br>The original space station became a hub for innovative engineers and designers to quickly test out their theories in space itself. Ships became lighter, self-sustaining, and most importantly, they gained the ability to travel vast distances in short periods of time.<br><br>As the alliance grew, its members began making first contact with other planetary systems. Many of these civilizations, far superior to our own, offered their technology and friendship to the united people of Earth. The name was shortened to Space Alliance as more and more species joined the cause as well. These advancements have dramatically improved the organization, and Space Alliance's never-ending desire to explore the stars continues on to this day. |
| Space Alliance Principles (edit) | Space Alliance Principles | Space Alliance | Space Alliance Principles | The basic principles of Space Alliance:<br><br>1. Always try your best.<br>2. Remain honest and truthful.<br>3. Lead with compassion and empathy.<br>4. Keep an open mind to new ideas and principles.<br>5. Strive to achieve perfect equality among all living beings.<br>6. Explore and expand our understanding of the little-known universe. |
| Space Alliance- Standard X Class (book) (edit) | Space Alliance- Standard X Class (book) | Ship Class | Space Alliance- Standard X Class | If you are reading this document, you are the proud captain or captain in-training of a Space Alliance- Standard X Class spaceship. Although X Class models are not typically used for most Space Alliance missions anymore, you can feel honored to still fly one of our classics*.<br><br>*Please see 'Ship Maintenance' section often though.<br><br>The Standard X Class is designated for exploration, research, and long-term Space Alliance duties. It has fully functioning living facilities for crew and their families to meet these needs.<br><br>This vessel is designed to be self-contained when run properly with little assistance from Space Alliance Headquarters. For this reason the crew is required to provide its own food, fuel, maintenance, and cash flow via general store and local trade. Officers onboard will provide insight into these topics, but it is up to the Captain in the end to make sure everyone is happy and things are running smoothly. Thank you for your hard work! |
| Storage bins book (edit) | Storage bins book | Machines | Storage Bins | Storage are useful to store all of your items and resources when you don't need them. Keeping open slots in your space pack means you won't have to choose between resources when you're exploring new planet surfaces.<br><br>You can craft as many storage bins as you like and they are equipped for building on both the inside and outer hull areas of a ship for maximum flexibility.<br><br>So feel free to build them on your deck, outer hull, in your quarters, or even in your Xeno pods. And remember, it helps to be organized when you decide what resources you want to put in each bin. |
| Super Produce (book) (edit) | Super Produce (book) | Farming | Super Produce | Every once in a while a plant is so well taken care of that it will generate a 'Super' produce. Super produce are worth more credits and come with bragging rights among the crew. You can increase your odds of producing a super produce by fertilizing your planters before planting your seeds.<br><br>Fertilizer can be bought in your ship's local general store or crafted yourself. Note that fertilizer will need to be replaced after each plant expires.<br><br>Fertilized plants are just extra happy, so it simply increases your odds of that super result! |
| The Gift of Giving (edit) | The Gift of Giving | Crew Relations | The Gift of Giving | Who doesn't love a gift? Picking out that perfect gift is almost as rewarding as receiving one yourself.<br><br>Every crew member has their own distinct likes and dislikes so get to know your crew to figure out what each might prefer. Some items are just not popular and giving a gift that is too cheap might result in a negative response. Remember, it is the thought that counts so try to give things you would deem worthy of gifting.<br><br>From time to time your crew may offer you a gift as well if you take the time to speak with them. As your relationships grow, you might also get some exclusive things only your crew can offer you. |
| Trees and You (book) (edit) | Trees and You (book) | Farming | Trees and You | Have you ever tried planting a tree seed into a normal planter?<br><br>We’ve all been there. But a tree simply will not fit into a standard planter. Well, Tree Planters were made specially to grow our oversized friends. <br><br>Tree seeds take a full quarter to mature but will continue to produce delicious fruits as long as they are taken care of. Make sure not to forget to water your trees, or build garden bots to keep them hydrated. Trees can also be fertilized between harvests if you want to grow a super tree produce. |
| Viridis planet book (edit) | Viridis planet book | Planets | Viridis Planet | ID: SA-290101e*<br>Star Map: MW.A12.30953*<br><br>Viridis Planet is by all calculations a perfect utopia for life as we know it. Viridis is a terrestrial planet with a lush green surface covered in vast amounts of water. The soil is rich in useful metals, nutrients, and has high water retention. A planet as perfect as this can support many different plant species and biodiversity. *Note: This time locked planet has only recently been revealed by The Relic as the beautiful utopia planet we are describing. Please see 'Grey Planet' for more information.<br><br>Viridis has excellent weather and a robust atmosphere at this point in time. Perfect for protecting its surface from incoming meteoroids or other space particles. The air contains 21% oxygen which is ideal for oxygen breathing organisms.<br><br>Resources:<br> Titanium Ore, Viridium Ore, Viridis Flower, Lucky Clover<br><br>Seeds:<br> Peanut, Grape, Pumpkin, Spinach, A.V.O. |
| Wild microbes book (edit) | Wild microbes book | Microbes | Wild Microbes | These little microbes are just as they sound, wild!<br><br>Microbes that belong to this category have a strange or unusual characteristic that will make you admire them with wonder. Some of these microbes can survive in extreme environments, create their own lights using bioluminescence, or have the ability to self-clone. Never underestimate these wild things because they continually surprise scientists and microbe experts--yes, even to this day. These wild microbes are ideal for sampling and have a special interest to Space Alliance researchers. |
| Word Filler: Afraidy Captain (edit) | Word Filler: Afraidy Captain | Arts & Literature | Word Filler: Afraidy Captain | There once was a (adjective)__________ Captain who was afraid of (noun)__________. She tried everything to get over her fear. She would (verb)__________ until she was (color)__________ in the face. On a random (day of the week)__________ she noticed a very (adjective)__________ peddler (verb with ing)__________ her magical potions to any potential buyers. The peddler promised the Captain she could cure her fears for (duration)__________ and only for (amount)__________ credits. What a (adjective)__________ deal! The Captain, willing to try anything (adjective)__________ agreed and quickly drank the magical potion. After a long night of rest, the Captain woke up in her (adjective)__________ quarters the following morning and stumbled to her (room)________ mirror. And there, in the mirror she saw (adjective)__________ eyebrows and a big (noun)__________ stuck on her head! She (verb)__________ and was so mad so forgot all about her fears. So, I guess the potion worked after all. The End. |
| Xeno Pods (book) (edit) | Xeno Pods (book) | Xeno | Xeno Pods | Xeno pods come in two sizes, small and large. Small pods can house up to four Xeno at a time and large pods can house up to eight.<br><br>All pods come with a control panel next to their entryway. Control panels allow you to rename your pod, purchase upgrades, move its location, or transfer current Xeno residents into other pods. You can demolish a pod at any time as long as all of the Xeno occupants have been transferred or sold.<br><br>All pods come equipped with an incubator, one feed bin, a feeding station, and a standard water source--all of the necessities for raising happy and healthy Xeno. |