Space Bubble

Space bubbles are phenomenally large celestial objects found rarely around space. These bubbles serve as natural oases when they form in the depths of space, untethered from the gravitaional grasp of any star around. The bubbles are frequent nesting sites of various space-faring animals, as well as farmlands for space shepherds, which are surprisingly common.

Geography

The bubble's atmosphere appears almost shiny from the outside, and various swirls and other patterns will form on the shell. These patterns continuously move about and transform into different shapes. The inside of the space bubble is immensely hotter than outer space, reaching degrees of up to 20℃, average for a harmonid. These space bubbles exceed a hundred kilometres wide, and vary in size based on the Sun that created them.

Various floating objects such as asteroids, or man-made items get caught up in space bubbles. Once they enter the atmosphere, they cannot get out, simply because getting through the shell slows it down that much. Whilst the objects are in the atmosphere, they can actually grow wildlife on it. Various unusual plant species have been seen in these bubbles, such as winding foot-cacti and trumpethorn ferns.

As well as the plant life, the bubbles can also create clouds, and thus an entire weather system. Because of the shape of the bubble, the rain simply rolls around the shell of the bubble, never escaping and it continuously keeps the climate at a perfect temperature.

Creation

Stars are beyond common in the Yonderverse and in Aavar's River. When a star starts to overheat or when the ball of frozen souls in its core starts to overfill, the energy pops out of the side of the star and fizzles out into the cold atmosphere of space.

The stream of heat energy then floats through space, until it gets cold enough and starts to blow up into a large bubble shape. The exterior shell of the bubble cools and then the space bubble is created. The process of the star bursting in its side to the creation of the bubble takes up to a thousand years.

Type

Sophisticated starry phenomena

Characters in Location

• David Tennason

Related Professions

• Space Shepherd

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