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The galactic bureaucracy of the Interspecies Dominion has long considered it impossible for those planets classified as “Deathworlds” to produce intelligent civilizations. The daily challenges of simply surviving on those disaster-wracked, plague-ridden, predator-haunted hellholes would surely favor base animals driven by instinct, rather ...
For centuries, the galactic bureaucracy of the Interspecies Dominion considered it impossible for the planets classified as “deathworlds” to produce intelligent civilizations.
Worlds which should by no right be capable of sustaining intelligent life- let alone do so long enough to form civilizations or space travel. However, in the case of Deathworlders, they managed to win the evolutionary lottery, as it were.
An important distinction is that Deathworlds are NOT worlds that are devoid of life (e.g. Mercury or Venus), but rather worlds where life exists under conditions that would be lethal (either in the long term such as severe storms and geological activity, or in the short term such as toxic air or uberpredators) to anything evolved in a gentler ...
For centuries, the galactic bureaucracy of the Interspecies Dominion considered it impossible for the planets classified as “deathworlds” to produce intelligent civilizations.
Aug 2, 2021 · Deathworlds are places on planet earth that can no longer sustain life. These are increasing rapidly. We experience remnants of Deathworlds within our Lifeworlds (for example traumatic echoes of war, genocide, oppression).
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Feb 27, 2024 · What if intelligent alien civilizations arise on extremely different habitable worlds? Some civilizations could develop space exploration technologies, but others would be trapped...
