Yeah, that doesn't make sense does it.... ..... 
Planet OTZ HELP!
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We need transwarp! You ducks stop hiding the secret! :madYeah, that doesn't make sense does it.... .....
Here is what I have so far.
I made it dark green because I like forests.
I made it dark green because I like forests.
Wow! That looks really cool!
Thanks! I'm trying to make a quick animated movie of it so you can see it rotate and the clouds move. lol
Here is what I have so far.
I made it dark green because I like forests.
What a pussy planet. We'd so kick that planet's ass
Here is is in motion. If you look close enough you can see the clouds move at a different slightly rate than the surface.
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Video of PlanetOtz - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting
But that is planet OTz!What a pussy planet. We'd so kick that planet's ass
Thats pretty sweet. Good job.
Gina, are you an astronomer?
I wish!
This is where planet OTz is to be located. Orbiting the North Star know as Polaris. Those of you living in the northern hemisphere have seen it in the constellation we all nickname the little dipper.
This is where planet OTz is to be located. Orbiting the North Star know as Polaris. Those of you living in the northern hemisphere have seen it in the constellation we all nickname the little dipper.
Cool! I think in England we know that as the great bear or something. Still looks like neither to me though to be honest, more like a box with a tail!
It's better known as 'The Plough' over here, and it's also part of the greater constellation known as 'Ursa Major'!
The official name of that constellation is Ursa Minor which means little bear in Latin.
It's better known as 'The Plough' over here, and it's also part of the greater constellation known as 'Ursa Major'!
Ursa Major = Great Bear, cheers dude, thought I was onto something there!
You can see Ursa Major in the pic I posted. In the US we call it the big dipper lolIt's better known as 'The Plough' over here, and it's also part of the greater constellation known as 'Ursa Major'!