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Saga of the Seasons takes place over a full year, integrating the players into every aspect of a Viking-style clan of raiders, farmers, hunters, diplomats, and mystics.
November 23, 2024 at 2:28 AM
Saga of the Seasons takes place over a full year, integrating the players into every aspect of a Viking-style clan of raiders, farmers, hunters, diplomats, and mystics.
Dark Harvest by Josh Reynolds. Published as part of a Warhammer horror book series. I enjoyed it because it had a decent plot, good main character, and was part of a greater setting/universe. The book is deep, dark, and disturbing, but I'm not sure it's as dark or gory as a typical pulp horror.
November 20, 2024 at 9:36 PM
Dark Harvest by Josh Reynolds. Published as part of a Warhammer horror book series. I enjoyed it because it had a decent plot, good main character, and was part of a greater setting/universe. The book is deep, dark, and disturbing, but I'm not sure it's as dark or gory as a typical pulp horror.
My kindle paperwhite does the job, but it is locked to the amazon market. There are lots of options out there that might be worth considering. lifehacker.com/tech/best-no...
The Best Non-Kindle E-readers You Can Buy Right Now
If you're looking for a great e-reader but don't want to buy into the Amazon Kindle ecosystem, you've got a few good options.
lifehacker.com
November 20, 2024 at 9:25 PM
My kindle paperwhite does the job, but it is locked to the amazon market. There are lots of options out there that might be worth considering. lifehacker.com/tech/best-no...
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Both Mercury and Venus have tails, like comets.
Mercury's is formed from sodium atoms being blasted free of its 'exosphere' (like an atmosphere, but too thin to behave like gases), and then fluorescing, due to cosmic radiation (like our polar auroras).
www.sciencealert.com/the-tail-of-...
Mercury's is formed from sodium atoms being blasted free of its 'exosphere' (like an atmosphere, but too thin to behave like gases), and then fluorescing, due to cosmic radiation (like our polar auroras).
www.sciencealert.com/the-tail-of-...
Mercury Is a Planet With a Tail. Here's How That's Possible
The planets of the Solar System look a lot like a family.
www.sciencealert.com
November 15, 2024 at 1:53 PM
Both Mercury and Venus have tails, like comets.
Mercury's is formed from sodium atoms being blasted free of its 'exosphere' (like an atmosphere, but too thin to behave like gases), and then fluorescing, due to cosmic radiation (like our polar auroras).
www.sciencealert.com/the-tail-of-...
Mercury's is formed from sodium atoms being blasted free of its 'exosphere' (like an atmosphere, but too thin to behave like gases), and then fluorescing, due to cosmic radiation (like our polar auroras).
www.sciencealert.com/the-tail-of-...