Water Worlds - Revision history

Jacius: Might as well redirect to the specific section.

2004-10-23T18:49:37Z

Might as well redirect to the specific section.

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	#REDIRECT [[List of planet types]]		#REDIRECT [[List of planet types#Water]]

Jacius: All planet type info is being moved to "List of planet types." The page redirects to there.

2004-10-23T18:06:41Z

All planet type info is being moved to "List of planet types." The page redirects to there.

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	'''Water Worlds''' are planetary bodies in which the majority of the surface is covered in water (or ice). Water worlds are uncommon in the galaxy. When found within more moderate orbits, however, they have a higher chance of having life evolve on them. Many of the advanced races' homeworlds are water worlds, including [[~~Earth]].~~		#REDIRECT [[List of planet types]]

	~~Water worlds typically are rich is base metals, though rare deposits~~ of ~~radioactive and corrosive metals can sometimes be found on the more degenerate water worlds.~~

	~~[[Category:Planet Types~~]]

Mmrnmhrm: categorizing

2004-10-07T19:27:40Z

categorizing

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	Water worlds typically are rich is base metals, though rare deposits of radioactive and corrosive metals can sometimes be found on the more degenerate water worlds.		Water worlds typically are rich is base metals, though rare deposits of radioactive and corrosive metals can sometimes be found on the more degenerate water worlds.

			[[Category:Planet Types]]

Stormsurge: minor fix from creation

2004-09-26T02:43:38Z

minor fix from creation

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	Water ~~worlds~~ are planetary bodies in which the majority of the surface is covered in water (or ice). Water worlds are uncommon in the galaxy. When found within more moderate orbits, however, they have a higher chance of having life evolve on them. Many of the advanced races' homeworlds are water worlds, including [[Earth]].		'''Water Worlds''' are planetary bodies in which the majority of the surface is covered in water (or ice). Water worlds are uncommon in the galaxy. When found within more moderate orbits, however, they have a higher chance of having life evolve on them. Many of the advanced races' homeworlds are water worlds, including [[Earth]].

	Water worlds typically are rich is base metals, though rare deposits of radioactive and corrosive metals can sometimes be found on the more degenerate water worlds.		Water worlds typically are rich is base metals, though rare deposits of radioactive and corrosive metals can sometimes be found on the more degenerate water worlds.


	~~--[[User:206.229.8.125\|206.229.8.125]] 03:14, 20 Sep 2004 (CEST)jk~~

Dingus at 16:58, 25 September 2004

2004-09-25T16:58:49Z

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	Water worlds are planetary bodies in which the majority of the surface is covered in water (or ice). Water worlds are uncommon ~~in the galaxy~~ in the galaxy. When found within more moderate orbits, however, they have a higher chance of having life evolve on them. Many of the advanced races' homeworlds are water worlds, including [[Earth]].		Water worlds are planetary bodies in which the majority of the surface is covered in water (or ice). Water worlds are uncommon in the galaxy. When found within more moderate orbits, however, they have a higher chance of having life evolve on them. Many of the advanced races' homeworlds are water worlds, including [[Earth]].

	Water worlds typically are rich is base metals, though rare deposits of radioactive and corrosive metals can sometimes be found on the more degenerate water worlds.		Water worlds typically are rich is base metals, though rare deposits of radioactive and corrosive metals can sometimes be found on the more degenerate water worlds.

206.229.8.125: Water worlds are rare with a higher chance of having life evolve.

2004-09-20T01:14:03Z

Water worlds are rare with a higher chance of having life evolve.

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Water worlds are planetary bodies in which the majority of the surface is covered in water (or ice). Water worlds are uncommon in the galaxy in the galaxy. When found within more moderate orbits, however, they have a higher chance of having life evolve on them. Many of the advanced races' homeworlds are water worlds, including [[Earth]].

Water worlds typically are rich is base metals, though rare deposits of radioactive and corrosive metals can sometimes be found on the more degenerate water worlds.

--[[User:206.229.8.125|206.229.8.125]] 03:14, 20 Sep 2004 (CEST)jk