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This article is the sandbox subpage for NuclearVacuum. All sections here are only for temporary experiments and or ideas. Some information may be speculative, but under reasonable tensions. All information on here will be removed at one time or another, but not all sections here are permanent (only a few I intend to keep longer than others).

Dreugol system 2011

 * Main: Dreugol system

Stellar ages

 * Main: and Dreugol system

Last night, I read an article which claims that Delta Trianguli is no more than 1.9 billion years old. This is very, very, very bad for the yadderevoes and what I have worked for, because if the system is really this young, intelligent life would be very unlikely (let alone life even forming this early). Out solar system is 4.6 billion years old. When Earth and the solar system was 1.9 billion years old, animals and plants had not evolved yet, and life on Earth was very primitive. However, I believe I have found a way to work around this and can save the project. First off, the article which claims DEL Tri's age is only a proposal and not scientific fact, so as many people in the field have done to me for years, I am going to ignore it all together as not fact. The two other arguments that I have also seem to support that the DEL Tri system is much older. The two arguments are:

The article is not in sync with other proposals
I have gone threw all of the stars mentioned in the article. Most of them I can't find any external estimations, while others seem to be very close in comparison. However, two stars stick as being very off. They are:

These two stars are off by about 1 to 2 billion years. I know that this means nothing, but it give me more hope that I can manipulate God.

Zeta Herculis moving group
Delta Trianguli is part of the Zeta Herculis moving group. What does this mean, simple, DEL Tri, ZET Her, and other members of this group are believed to have formed in the same region at the same time. From what I have read, the average age of the stars in the group range from 6 billion to 8 billion years of age.

In fact, many are wondering whether ZET Her is actually part of the group because it is so young. But it was later confirmed that it held similar composition to the other members. So with that, there is likely no way that DEL Tri is younger than 5 billion years old (which would make it much older than our Sun).

Conclusion
Personally, I can give two shits as to what age DEL Tri actually is. When it is scientifecly confirmed as to their true origins and ages, I will accept them as fact. But when it comes to the realm of science fiction and story telling, Delta Trianguli is a very unique place to visit. My story telling side and my scientific side my sync in order to work, so me writing this should make me feel better that I haven't put all that hard work into a star system that would make my scientific side collapse. Many of my favorite stars would be out of this league. Vega and Iota Horologii are very, very young, and would probably lack any hopes of multicellular life (if any life at all). I'll need to do more reading, but I believe that most of the information that I have written so far can be both scientifically accurate and entertaining. Until next time.

Cowboys vs. Aliens (minus the cowboys)
This is an up-to-date list of my alien species and their homeworlds. Up to date as of January 13, 2012 (watch out for Jason!!!).

Aliens

 * Denzlons or Denzlos – a cyborg species from the moon Izanami. The species evolved from a marine mammal-like species. Due to the desire to explore outside their surroundings, as well as the species coming close to extinction from genetic deficiencies; the Denzlons began experimenting with greater dependencies towards technology, soon leading to the total integration of technology with biology. Children are born normal, and are gradually "upgraded" over time. Once fully integrated, the children are considered adults. This upgrading has lead to debates on whether this is done forcefully towards those who do not wish to do so.


 * "Ranans" (formerly Zhukobs) – a potential amphibian-like species who once went to war with the Yadderevoes. The species is highly philosophical and religious (especially on their home planet of Marawa).


 * "Ngalyodans" – a potential marsupial-like species from the moon Ngalyod (a moon of Cronus). I can see the species as a combination of a, an , and a all in one. I chose a marsupial species because (no joke) I originally thought of a Kangaroo-like alien race for Iota Horologii b years ago.


 * Amayoshis – a ram-like species native to Vellamo. They have curving horns on their heads, and females have a head growth which expands down to their shoulders and down towards their chest (the "breasts" of this species?).


 * Porodaks – a -like species native to Electra. Due to high radiation levels on the surface, the species evolved as a subterranean species. The species is probably blind, or are definitely blind on the surface.

Planets and moons

 * Izanami – a moon of Izanagi . The moon can be comparable to (but with water), meaning that there are no oceans (but lots and lots of lakes). Large parts of the moon are deserts, but also contains forests and jungles.


 * Ngalyod – a moon of Cronus . In comparison with the marsupials of the moon, the entire moon is rusty deserts (i.e., Australia on steroids). The surface is about 40% ocean, which is highly rusty, giving it a bluish-brown look from space. The sky has a reddish-tint due to the rust, and dust devils are rampant. Aside from the terror, the majority of life exists around savannas around the planet (close to water).


 * Electra – a moon of Electryon . Due to the large mass of the planet itself, Electra is almost the size of Earth. Because of which, the moon looks completely Earth-like. But due to the massive amount of radiation admitted from the planet itself, the surface is almost void of life. Not to say there isn't life, but the most noted (Pordaks) are subterranean.