#celestialstructures

5. Tell us some funny drunk story.  I’ve never been drunk but one time when I was in college there was this photo going around on campus of some girl vomiting out of a car outside a Tim Hortons and I jokingly showed it to @vanyalli like “it you” and she said “holy shit someone got a picture????” and I was like “wait it actually you???”

Planet Xyphora, observed from space, appears as a large sphere swathed in swirling violet and green clouds, hinting at its sulphuric acid-rich atmosphere. This noxious air refracts light to cast an eerie glow over its surface, dominated by vast, sharp crystal plateaus. These plateaus, comprised primarily of borosilicate compounds, range in color from deep indigo to bright teal, illuminated by frequent lightning storms that energize their crystalline structures. The planet's surface, characterized by extreme acidity, has a unique weathering process that perpetually reshapes the terrain. Acid rain, common in Xyphora's climate, slowly etches the crystal formations, creating intricate, jagged patterns visible in satellite imagery. The temperatures here, slightly lower due to high-altitude winds, fluctuate dramatically, which adds to the erosion rate. This dynamism ensures that the landscape of Xyphora is not only hostile but perpetually evolving—a mesmerizing, hazardous marvel.

Sakura Iro Yume by Chihiro Toki