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Yeah, I'm still here after all.

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Eaurp Guz spent about a month and a half as my headmate. Getting on antidepressants had the unintended side effect of reintegrating my system back together as far as I can tell, and that means that Guz has gone home, into, from my perspective, fiction.
But that doesn't mean she doesn't remember any of what happened while she was a headmate. Even though the specifics are fading, like a dream, as she feels more and more at home on the Cerritos, in the world of a Star Trek Lower Decks fan comic, she still remembers being me. But she's more than glad to be herself again.
As the days turn to weeks, she will eventually decide that it was all a hallucination, false memories, some kind of telepathic illness mellanoid slimes experience that hadn't been discovered yet because mellanoid slimes aren't intrinsically telepathic. But sometimes, she stares past her window and her model advanced steam tank engine and watches the meteoric starstreaks and wonders if, far beyond the stars, Luna Rose is still drawing and writing about her.
[this is Luna (whirligig-girl) reblogging this onto this account as a sort of book end.]
It's very funny to me that the stereotypical gelatinous cube is bright fucking green when the monster itself is almost perfectly transparent. Like its gimmick is that it's a monster that imitates an empty 10x10 hallway. How many people have fallen victim to gelatinous cubes because they "know" that the ooze is bright green and so don't bother to check the suspiciously clean corridor in front of them.
The cube is green because oh my god do you know how hard it is to draw a perfectly transparent cube? Especially in isolation, like in the monster manual? Even if you put debris in, it reads as "floating skull ft. helium sword." Awful. Absolutely wretched.
I'm picturing it appearing in in-universe bestiaries with a little caption like *specimen dyed for visibility.
Dungeon naturalists sneaking up on a cube with a bucket of green dye so they can see it well enough to study it.
Classifying your Slimes and Oozes by Gram staining them
In the last campaign I ran, one of the NPCs raised gelatinous cubes as a hobby. She selectively bred them for color saturation, and her latest cube was a rare green color morph worthy of being entered into exotic pet shows. She named it Billy-Blob.
wait, hold on, no. unless these games are taking place underwater, an 'empty' hallway and any kind of gelatin are going to have a completely different refractive index, there's no way you could confuse a gelatinous cube in a hallway as empty space. It'd look, at best, like a big chunk of clear ice. There would be reflections off of your torches and stuff too.
I'm not just saying this as a bright green slimegirl; it's just basic optics!
Someone reblogged my slimegirl post with "I don't go here but-"
Yeah, you do. You either have bones or you don't. Either way, you go here.
This is a war and you can't abstain. You can't stay neutral. There's two sides: bones, and freedom.
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endoskeletons were meant to be made of slightly thicker reinforcing gelatin, not unyielding mineral.
Someone reblogged my slimegirl post with "I don't go here but-"
Yeah, you do. You either have bones or you don't. Either way, you go here.
This is a war and you can't abstain. You can't stay neutral. There's two sides: bones, and freedom.
FREE ME FROM THESE APATITE CHAINS

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@whirligig-girl
sobbing and dripping and crying. toooo real.
OH I FORGOT YOU HAD A SEPERATE BLOG
it's ok, we both get the same notifications
@whirligig-girl
sobbing and dripping and crying. toooo real.
Telescopic view of Omen's satellite Rival, as seen during the peak of the Omen apparition.
Rival is the most distant Ominous Planet. It's named Rival since, during Omen apparitions, its brightness and ruddy color rivals that of the brilliant red giant star Rodocer*. It's smaller than Oldsky and Gymnome, but its apparently rocky composition indicates it's most likely a captured Primary Planet like Oldsky, although it does orbit prograde. The gentle capture of not just one but two major primary planets raises questions about whether Rival really is a captured satellite, or if it was formed around Omen and somehow survived the capture of Oldsky. Rival appears to be a dry desert planet with a very thin atmosphere, but glints of sunlight reflecting off of dark flat regions indicate that some of its craters might have liquid water.
*this is continuity with KSP mod whirligig world. In the 'real' mellanus/gymnome worldbuilding, the star is probably called something else!
up-close shots: (spoilers for the mod!)
It looks incredible! There's some subtleties with the atmosphere rendering and the shading of the planet and the 1/4th realscale sizing that makes it looks a little off, but it almost looks real!
Luna did some incredible work with the Zwo-Nmu KSP mod yesterday. So just get ready for that. I'll wait until she's ready to post it though. I was kinda asleep for most of that work, so when I reappeared just now it was one hell of a pleasant surprise. The map looks like it could be a real albedo map and DEM of the planet Rival.
Lt. JG Eaurp Guz assembling an orrery of her homeworld's planetary system. Of particular note is the arm for Gymnome, which must change the gear ratio on the fly as well as change the distance to the star.
pictured: Me and Luna making the ZwoNmu KSP mod.
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What's your favorite type of rocket engine?
Nuclear thermal rockets are the common denominator in so so many species' spaceflight histories. They're so versatile. Obviously I'm partial to the more experimental liquid core varieties, but solid (and even more experimental) gas core are good too. You can put any propellant you want in it, basically. Water, if you're in a chemical rocket kinda mood; hydrogen if you want to go fast slowly, methane if you're somewhere in the middle.
That's without even bringing up the added versatility of a second reactor and some exotic matter (verterium) alloys. But it seems like Gymnomi were the odd ones out when it came to putting those on NTRs.
We arguably still use NTRs in Starfleet for specialized applications (primarily maneuvering thrusters / Reaction Control System), though it's really more 'electroplasma-thermal-rocket powered by a nuclear fusion reactor' at that point.
Me and @eaurpguz are working on Goobal Slime World, a KSP mod replicating the Zwo-Nmu system that Eaurp calls home.
Gymnome is a planet half the mass of the Earth, in a coorbital horseshoe orbit with respect to the gas giant Omen.
My friend Eaurp Guz.
that's about the right feeling right now i think yeah.
The Schwilca-4 rocket from my Star Trek Lower Decks fic Surviving Schwil. It shares a propulsion bus in common with the several cargo rockets which travelled in constellation with it, but it's the only one that also has to be able to return to the Ocean after the mission is done.
Fishers are semi-aquatics which need to have regular contact with water in order to stay safe and healthy, so artificial gravity to corral that water to allow for pools baths and showers is a must. Schwilca-4 spins to generate the roughly 0.3 G gravity of the Franzwi landing site. Other Schwilca missions targetting regions with different surface gravities (since Schwil is a rapidly rotating whirligig world) have different cable lengths.
i never actually saw the Schwilca rocket. Really neat tumbling tether setup. I am amused by the little trolley in the middle which seems to be for moving up and down the tether to access those little inflatable pods on the propulsion bus.
Gymnomi never actually used astronomical symbols like this to refer to Zwo-Nmu planets, but I thought it'd be fun to design some in the style of the ones used on Earth.
first row: sun orbiting planets. second row: ominous planets. Zwo-Nmu: five pointed "arrow star" Cold Ember: setting crescent Rabbit: a "rabbit" leaping Omen: the Horseshoe orbit circling the sun. Despite Gymnome being the object that goes through the horseshoe path, culturally and historically the Horseshoe path was always associated with Omen. Its apparition signalling changing times is what gives it its name after all. Gymnome: I couldn't think of anything other than the meridian and equator used for Earth, but i decided that as an exonym, Gymnome refers to slime molds, and so perhaps the platonic symbol of water, the icosahedron, could be used. This was unsuitable for calligraphy, so it was simplified to a triangle and three partial meridians. Glerbuh: a water clock, to represent time. Glarpi: latin character GLAR monogram Shpler: latin character SHP monogram Eauah: latin character AWA monogram Flibul: latin character FB monogram Schmitt: Starfleet combadge circa 2360, representing its discovery by science officer Schmitt on the USS Courage.
Spark: planet with ejecta, either representing its occasional visible apparitions with the unaided eye, or the eruptions visible to telescopes and spacecrafts. Lake: sine wave (for water) in parentheses Oldsky: depicts its retrograde orbit. Wanderer: simplified version of its strange path. Rival: i'll be honest i mostly just stole the symbol for Mars, but it could also represent its high eccentricity the same way Oldsky depicts a retrograde orbit.

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More mermay sweetness to cheer you up during quarantine. Remember to cherish your loved ones.
this song reminds me a lot of her. She was obsessed with my biology when we started getting close. It took me a long time to admit even to myself that I wanted more out of our relationship than 'test subject,' but after she came back from Orion (and some drama) she admitted that she felt the same way.