<![CDATA[Hot Hot Hot! Is There Life In This Boiling Cauldron? - io9 Comments]]> <![CDATA[Hot Hot Hot! Is There Life In This Boiling Cauldron? - io9 Comments]]> <![CDATA[Hot Hot Hot! Is There Life In This Boiling Cauldron?]]> Grey Area, I need to test out my new anti-M projectors, so I'm thinking I'll just blow the entire thing up. I'm in a mood today! If you want to flash over, I'll wait. It's not like anyone of importance is going to miss one more gas giant. And just think of the show they'll have on Earth in 63 years! They'll love it! If they survive long enough.

Jeff-Minor

]]> <![CDATA[Hot Hot Hot! Is There Life In This Boiling Cauldron?]]> @Jeff-Minor:
{stuttered tight burst to
xWithin the Margin of Error, CSSV Tornado Class
oGCU Grey Area}
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10-4, good buddy & point well taken, lovely sunsets though. Well, guess it's time for this Mind to hit the long and dusty trail. The ego/mindstates of petty hominid war criminals don't ream themselves. tee-hee.
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Grey_Area

]]> <![CDATA[Hot Hot Hot! Is There Life In This Boiling Cauldron?]]> Within the Margin of Error, CSSV Tornado Class: {short burst to Grey Area}

Grey Area, it's not an interesting enough question for what amounts to little more than a resource. The place is scorched ions all the way down to its liquid metal hydrogen core. One hell of a mg field, very pretty from hyperspace. The only useful matter in the system is further out. Enough for a smaller ship of your class. HEHEHE.

End Transmission. Code point :)

Jeff-Minor

]]> <![CDATA[Hot Hot Hot! Is There Life In This Boiling Cauldron?]]> 'Brando' is more of a name for a red giant - a bloated, faded star?

CargoCult

]]> <![CDATA[Hot Hot Hot! Is There Life In This Boiling Cauldron?]]> Whoa, sucked all the air outta this room, didn't I?
Sorry.

Grey_Area

]]> <![CDATA[Hot Hot Hot! Is There Life In This Boiling Cauldron?]]> We've pretty much taxed all the Greco-Roman mythological names and Saturn has a bunch of the characters from Shakespeare. There's even that one mini-planet that was going to be named for Sedna, the Inuit sea goddess. Now the Norse gods would be obvious but I was thinking of a more Modern Pantheon. Hmm...large, hot (sweaty even), dramatic, possibly full of life-inspiring stuff...
I dub this planet-- Brando.

Grey_Area

]]> <![CDATA[Hot Hot Hot! Is There Life In This Boiling Cauldron?]]> I tend to think that only planets that we can live on should get names (outside this stystem). Or just name the star a planet orbits and give the planet a letter designation. I like the name Cauldron, since it describes what it is. What star does this hot world orbit?

Jeff-Minor

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