Alien worlds- another lego story

Tonight Owl and Michelle enjoyed the landscape on the rooftop. Full moon was quite a big obstacle for them to observe distant stars. Michelle asked Owl to take her to the alien worlds as he can imagine them.

There might be worlds with atmosphere consisting mostly of carbon dioxide,  like Mars. Or neon.

There might be planets with a low density,  that resemble marshmallow or a pudding. There might be planets, where night is not dark, but bright like a day on earth.

There might be desert worlds.

There might be planets with global oceans where some creatures might be living.

Planets with beautiful auroras.

Our planet's location - far away from the Galaxy's centre protects life. If we were closer to the center, the violent supernova explosions would extinct life as we know it. But life flourish on earth, there were major extinctions but our planet is still inhabited by enormous variety of species. 

"I think, we are lucky to be on earth, although the trip to distant worlds with you was fascinating" 

"We humans have to learn to appreciate the world, we are living in" there might be no second earth in the entire universe. 

Parents
  • There might be worlds with atmosphere consisting mostly of carbon dioxide,  like Mars. Or neon.

    Thank you all, just wanted to clarify, that im not sure how to rewrite these sentences, but it may not be that clear, that the atmosphere may consist of carbon dioxide, like on Mars, or neon- the element. I assume, that everyone knows that neon is an ele, but in case if not- clarification. 

    Different gasses cause the skies having different colors.

Reply
  • There might be worlds with atmosphere consisting mostly of carbon dioxide,  like Mars. Or neon.

    Thank you all, just wanted to clarify, that im not sure how to rewrite these sentences, but it may not be that clear, that the atmosphere may consist of carbon dioxide, like on Mars, or neon- the element. I assume, that everyone knows that neon is an ele, but in case if not- clarification. 

    Different gasses cause the skies having different colors.

Children
No Data