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schoedsack-1701 b

Added 2025-10-30 16:26:04 +0000 UTC

Schoedsack-1701 b is an exoplanet orbiting within the conservative habitable zone of the red dwarf Schoedsack-1701. Discovered in 2046, Schoedsack-1701 b is about 5.6 times the mass of Earth and about 70% larger in radius, putting it within the super-Earth category of planets. It was initially thought to be a dense rocky planet, but refined measurements of its mass and radius have found a lower density than previously estimated, indicating that it is likely an ocean world with 9-19% of its mass composed of water. Schoedsack-1701 b orbits entirely within the star's habitable zone and gets 43% the incident flux of Earth. The planet is 49 light-years away and transits its star, making it an excellent candidate for atmospheric studies with ground-based and/or space telescopes. Preliminary surveys discovered vast plains of rhizomatic canvas-growth, an algae-dense "Amoebic sea," and a underworld of cave networks, subterranean rivers, and plant life, making Schoedsack-1701 b an object of particular interest to xenobiologists.

"Wow, that's much better," he said, relieved to have the fishbowl of his helmet off his face, the cave air nice and cool. He felt so relaxed; he had been wound up the past few hours and it was just a relief to unwind, leaning back on the hulk of one of the enormous worms like it was a sofa. As the venom wound its way through his circulatory system and readied for another lap, it finally hit him; that's where he recognized them!

"Ohh man, i'm a huuuge fan! I had King Kong on holotape and i used to rewatch your scene over and over..." He was about to say more when the one closest to him gently, wetly closed its mouth around his.

Happy mischief night, folks!! keep your space-helmets on!! >:9