I became a planet

Chapter 199 The Second Home
As a "death star", the big orange planet is really qualified.

Guo Sen had never seen anything other than orange-red rocks and countless debris on this planet.

Craters, canyons, mountains and countless finely divided plains.

This barren planet reminded Guo Sen of his former self.

Before having so many intelligent creatures on the sphere, he did have exactly the same desolate environment as the big orange planet.

However, apart from the different colors, Guo Sen found that the difference between himself and Big Orange was that he didn't have so many satellites.

The Big Orange Planet has three spherical satellites.

The three moons are roughly equal in size and almost all pale in color.

The volume of each one is about one-fiftieth that of the big orange planet.

Compared with the big white dumplings, they are much smaller.

Guo Sen also deduced from this that the Big Orange Planet is smaller than himself.

After all, Dabai Dumpling is also about one-fiftieth of its own size, but much larger than those three satellites.

Guo Sen was also puzzled that such a large planet was in the shape of a dumpling instead of a sphere.

What's more, this product has no star core.

Otherwise, Dabai Dumplings must have been caused by Guo Sen's ability to cause violent crustal activities, sprinkled with chili sauce called "magma", and the crust is in extreme changes.

Look at the three satellites of Big Orange Planet.

Guo Sen found that the two of them were no different, they were obediently revolving around the parent star, and they were also extremely barren and dead stars in extreme silence.

The remaining one is more interesting.

This green planet is actually shrouded in an extremely thick atmosphere.

One big and one small with the mother star, like green dates and big oranges, really a good pair of CP.

Guo Sen turned his attention to the satellite again.

This satellite seems to have gotten rid of the gravitational limit of the big orange planet, and is no longer tidally locked by it. Instead, it seems to be a little lonely, tilting and revolving in the distance of the big orange planet.

Guo Sen found that the rotation angle of this planet seems to be not too different from his own, which is really a rather wonderful phenomenon.

After his eyes passed through the thick atmosphere, he suddenly discovered that the color of this green planet came from the ocean that covered almost everything on the surface of its sphere!

Oh, what a bully!

Guo Sen had previously thought that the Big Orange planet was located in the habitable zone of this galaxy, but there was no life, let alone an ocean. It was a waste of such a good place.

And now, after he discovered this green satellite, he felt relieved a lot.

Although it is quite small, it was regarded as a surprise by Guo Sen after it had the basis of life - the atmosphere and the ocean.

A planet that can harbor life.

Guo Sen suddenly became excited.

After all, at that time, Dabai Dumplings were not turned into the home of the second life, and Guo Sen had some regrets.

After seeing it now, he rekindled his expectation at that time - to build a second life here!

If the intelligent life on the sphere finally passes through the change of civilization and reaches the level where they can travel in the entire star system, then this planet can completely become a "second home", allowing these races to explore the unknown There's a pretty fitting staging station when it comes to the outer space of the galaxy!
Guo Sen couldn't help thinking of the earth.

When he was reborn, the earth's technology had not yet evolved to the ability to explore any planet in the galaxy, and the earth itself had not even been fully developed!
Although technology is constantly advancing, the dream of immigrating to space has to be given up because there is no planet suitable for human survival in the solar system, and it has stagnated.

Compared with the people on Earth, these races on Guo Sen's sphere, whether they are lizard people, white wolf clan, or primitive people, they are quite lucky.

The planetary will of the planet where they lived and multiplied has found a pretty good planet for them at a distance of tens of millions of kilometers.

However, while Guo Sen was excited, he did not get carried away.

He carefully observed the liquid on the surface of the satellite—the white steam that continuously rises from the boiling ocean when the numerous submarine volcanoes erupt, and the shape, texture and texture of the droplets of precipitation from the clouds that gather in the sky. flow velocity; and the white ice caps at the north and south poles and the multitude of huge floes and ice sheets...

Even when there were bryophytes that were completely different from those on his own planet on those scattered islands, Guo Sen was sure that these green oceans that almost covered the whole world were indeed water!

This gave Guo Sen strong confidence!
In addition, abundant precipitation, circulating ocean currents, and active volcanoes all let Guo Sen see that the vitality of this planet seems to be quite intense.

In time, those isolated islands floating in the ocean will definitely become wider and wider due to the rich crustal activities, until they finally connect together and become ancient continents!

And those mosses, like those on Guo Sen's own sphere, will slowly evolve over a long period of time, and finally become towering giant trees, or prostrate grass, or bushes full of fruits...

It could indeed be a breeding ground for carbon-based life.

But is life already here?

If anything, well said.

His sight entered the green ocean.

Clear and shiny.

As the depth descended, Guo Sen suddenly discovered that the clarity before had gradually turned into turbidity.

After descending to nearly [-] meters, Guo Sen found that if his extremely powerful visual system did not have the night vision function that can penetrate the darkness, he would definitely not be able to see anything clearly on this completely dark seabed.

However, even if he could see clearly, Guo Sen found that he might as well not see clearly.

If it was dark, Guo Sen might still expect that the various creatures he wanted to see would be hidden in the extremely deep seabed instead of on the surface of the shallow sea.

All he can see now is the undulating seabed mountains, as well as the vast sea basins and sea plains!
Rocks, craters, trenches...

Desolation and dead silence have become the main theme in the ocean that occupies almost the entire area of ​​the world.

Guo Sen's originally expectant mood gradually turned into disappointment.

However, he is also very strange.

Could it be that there is really only desolation everywhere here?
For a planet that even has moss, this is obviously out of the ordinary.

Guo Sen's visual system began to observe the microscopic world of this planet.

However, whether in warm seas, cold high latitudes, or even near hot craters, Guo Sen still did not see any single-celled or multi-cellular organisms!

This is so unreasonable!

However, just when he was wondering, near a submarine crater, he accidentally discovered an unusually familiar thing.

(End of this chapter)