Of course it'd be Mars. Which makes me wonder... what if they didn't strike any particularly super-special Martian rocks... but instead, they struck blood? It just has to be the blood of that one alien Mom strung up ages back. At least, that's what I feel like all the signs are leading to.
...Though, given that our red friend here can seemingly figure out where the hell we are... maybe we should see what it'll think if we show it bunker C? I'm kinda curious.
Oh my giddy aunt it really IS Mars! O___O Tell everyone right now!
Also, Baby Red you're adorable. I'm so happy you were trying to talk to a rat, that is the cutest thing XDDD
EDIT: Just thinking about this again and I'm enthralled. It's a space station. No wonder they're making oxygen; the surrealness factor has just multiplied unbelievably with this confirmation. A retired space station overgrown with yellow daisies and full of old technology is just... ah. <3 We really stumbled across some amazing stuff with this magical door, thank you Jury! XD;; But yes, all the theories with the blood being the discovery that caused all the hullabaloo - I'm going to guess it's right on the money.
Uh, I wonder if everyone is going to freak realising that we're, uh, on Mars? XD;;;
while living on mars might seem scary, from a logistic standpoint, living in this bunker makes far more sense than living in the bunker we're currently in. there is more space, and there are more amenities. bunker a doesn't have a kitchen, this bunker does. it also has more beds, more storage, a way to grow food (if needed), and the bio printer. living here would be far more comfortable than living in what is, by comparison, a shed. besides, this place has been left to itself for 100 years and is still standing. if anything was going to go wrong with anything here, it would have already.
while we may want to leave some of our operation in bunker a, such as finch's lab and the connection to mom's red, actually living in this bunker makes the most sense.
Okay.. so Mars gravity is about 1/3 that of Earth?
Either this base has a gravity generator, or it has a gym for working in low-grav environments.
You have to keep pressure on your bones, or they start to... decay similar to how muscles decay. Which means they'd release a lot of their stored calcium into the body. That would not be very fun for anyone.
As a side-note, I just learned that Gravitational Waves and Gravity Waves are completely different structures. Gravitational waves are a strange theoretical mess, while Gravity waves are physical observations (like helium vs gravity, it bounces as it rises because gravity pulls it down, but buoyancy pulls it up)
We'd be aware if we felt a sudden weightlessness (if for no other reason than experiencing a sudden bought of nausea). I'm assuming on top of being pressurized the place has artificial gravity.
I figure they might be using the same kind of technological weirdness that resulted in the endlessly looping pit. If you can bend space like that, you can probably squish it around sufficiently to produce artificial gravity.
This makes going out the airlock sound like a *really* bad idea for Jane, cuz it's dangerous enough to walk around on Mars, but I imagine it's doubly dangerous to do so when Mars is covered with blood that hates you.
also omg bab red is the cutest. I feel bad for leaving it behind, guess it got bored... does it need us to leave something to entertain itself with next time we need to leave it alone somewhere?
Well, at least we found out how they found the remains. We are not moving in here, while living on mars might be cool, it's also super dangerous in a abandoned bunker with a maybe-sentient furnace and an anomalous series of destroyed rad suits. I don't want to die because of a weakness in the outer hull that built up over the years finally bursts and we all die from lack of atmospheric pressure.
Too pure. Too innocent. If this was a darker series babs would die first. Or last, but it isn't the protagonist.
Oh mars! So the "radiation" suits were probably space suits. Still no good reason to be mucking around on the surface of Mars right now.
Personally, I'd prefer putting the bab red in bunker A rather than the looping room because really there's no good reason to make red that big. And if it's in A it'll be easier to get to and talk with red letting Dr finch use their alien knowledge assuming we set up base mostly in A.
In all but the first bunker, there is a door we haven't checked out. The door we came through.
I would argue sending someone through to the outside, wearing a hasmat suit, and carrying a air quality detector and a radiation detector, would give us important and useful information.
I'm not talking about the airlock here, just the normal gates.
Also, I second bringing Baby Red to the other bunkers, maybe one of them is on another other planet :)
What are your thoughts?
So, maybe I missed it, but was zone 50 not originally looking for aliens? Maybe they were looking for something else?
Bio printer, Martian Blood, shipments. This may be where Queen originated...
this is where the idea for queen originated. thale bought up old zone fifty documents and likely found out about the lasker incident and zone fifty’s control blood experiments, which were inspired by the blood they found on mars. that’s how this whole thing started.
hey matt, rufi and i were talking and she raised a good question. how advanced is space travel in this world? and spinning off from that, has humanity colonized any other planets? are there lunar colonies or martian colonies? or is all of humanity still stuck on a slowly dying earth?
Lunar colonies haven't started yet, but the technology is getting closer and closer to being there. Colonization of the moon will happen sooner than later.
Man has made it to Mars via ship, but not much was done with it after that. Space programs took a vacation until the threat of pollution built up too much to ignore--everyone in power suddenly changed tunes from "the pollution is no big deal, get over it" to "we need to put cities on the moon, like, tomorrow."
Likewise, getting people to Mars will likely just be seen as a novelty (or a hobby of weird rich people like Thale Sr) until something goes wrong with the moon.
I'm bad at expressing my feelings via internet comments, but this means a lot to me. It's weird to think that Blood is Mine started as an experiment/side thing just to see if I could pull it off, and now it's like my favorite thing I've ever done. It wouldn't work without peoples' involvement/investment and participation, and the amount of support I'm getting, so I want to thank everybody for making this possible and making it worth it.
MM, I have advanced appreciation now for what you've accomplished here. I tried to convince people on another forum to help me get an interactive project off the ground, and it's been rough going. Keep up the very good, very hard work!
I was literally about to say 'I think we're on mars and they found blood in the rocks, this is insanity, how far can these wormholes reach, and why did they build a bunker on another planet, they obviously didn't have incentive to come here as the blood discovery was made after building the bunker
I was literally about to say 'I think we're on mars and they found blood in the rocks, this is insanity, how far can these wormholes reach, and why did they build a bunker on another planet, they obviously didn't have incentive to come here as the blood discovery was made after building the bunker
...Though, given that our red friend here can seemingly figure out where the hell we are... maybe we should see what it'll think if we show it bunker C? I'm kinda curious.
Also, Baby Red you're adorable. I'm so happy you were trying to talk to a rat, that is the cutest thing XDDD
EDIT: Just thinking about this again and I'm enthralled. It's a space station. No wonder they're making oxygen; the surrealness factor has just multiplied unbelievably with this confirmation. A retired space station overgrown with yellow daisies and full of old technology is just... ah. <3 We really stumbled across some amazing stuff with this magical door, thank you Jury! XD;; But yes, all the theories with the blood being the discovery that caused all the hullabaloo - I'm going to guess it's right on the money.
Uh, I wonder if everyone is going to freak realising that we're, uh, on Mars? XD;;;
while we may want to leave some of our operation in bunker a, such as finch's lab and the connection to mom's red, actually living in this bunker makes the most sense.
Either this base has a gravity generator, or it has a gym for working in low-grav environments.
You have to keep pressure on your bones, or they start to... decay similar to how muscles decay. Which means they'd release a lot of their stored calcium into the body. That would not be very fun for anyone.
As a side-note, I just learned that Gravitational Waves and Gravity Waves are completely different structures. Gravitational waves are a strange theoretical mess, while Gravity waves are physical observations (like helium vs gravity, it bounces as it rises because gravity pulls it down, but buoyancy pulls it up)
All the comforts of home. ^_^
also omg bab red is the cutest. I feel bad for leaving it behind, guess it got bored... does it need us to leave something to entertain itself with next time we need to leave it alone somewhere?
Also, bab red must be adorned with flowers.
Too pure. Too innocent. If this was a darker series babs would die first. Or last, but it isn't the protagonist.
Personally, I'd prefer putting the bab red in bunker A rather than the looping room because really there's no good reason to make red that big. And if it's in A it'll be easier to get to and talk with red letting Dr finch use their alien knowledge assuming we set up base mostly in A.
I would argue sending someone through to the outside, wearing a hasmat suit, and carrying a air quality detector and a radiation detector, would give us important and useful information.
I'm not talking about the airlock here, just the normal gates.
Also, I second bringing Baby Red to the other bunkers, maybe one of them is on another other planet :)
What are your thoughts?
Have Dr Finch check out the proto-bio printer (feeling kinda bad having him run around everywhere).
Bio printer, Martian Blood, shipments. This may be where Queen originated...
Man has made it to Mars via ship, but not much was done with it after that. Space programs took a vacation until the threat of pollution built up too much to ignore--everyone in power suddenly changed tunes from "the pollution is no big deal, get over it" to "we need to put cities on the moon, like, tomorrow."
Likewise, getting people to Mars will likely just be seen as a novelty (or a hobby of weird rich people like Thale Sr) until something goes wrong with the moon.
Edit: if we can given the distance, Could we check on Macland? We haven't seen what he's been up to in awhile.
flower selfie XD
May you be blessed with the inspiration for many many more updates <3
Only one way to find out.
It looks like the girls are the only ones who don't feel a little awkward being all close together for a picture. :3
See it's a sprite thing.