Hmmm, sand could indicate that there is a body of liquid (maybe water?) nearby. That is how tends to form here.
Huh, given that mysticism has been shown to exist in this universe, maybe there is some kind of Gaia hypothesis sorta thing going on.
And what’s with that graffiti tag (for lack of a better term) that keeps showing up?
Grr, i need to find some time to try and decipher robo-speak, bound to be some clues.
In “At the Mountains of Madness” grafitti left by the shoggoths (belligerent messages, no doubt) were here & there on the abandoned city’s walls.
One method that MIGHT work, is a triangle with its incircle, excircles (3) and 9-point circle. Speak each name and see what the robby calls such. Geometry is universal.
Look around inside for some plastic sheeting or hard sheet plastics or glass – then go outside and have the little robot look for any moisture sources and go for a Solar Still. Dig a big hole in a sunny place, put a catch cup at the bottom, plastic sheeting and weight rock in the middle over the catch cup… Repeat many times over every potential source.
It isn’t champagne, but it’ll keep you going. If you can find some hose you don’t even have to take it apart to get the water out. Between that and the suit internally recycling moisture, it should be enough.
Hmmm, sand could indicate that there is a body of liquid (maybe water?) nearby. That is how tends to form here.
Huh, given that mysticism has been shown to exist in this universe, maybe there is some kind of Gaia hypothesis sorta thing going on.
And what’s with that graffiti tag (for lack of a better term) that keeps showing up?
Grr, i need to find some time to try and decipher robo-speak, bound to be some clues.
In “At the Mountains of Madness” grafitti left by the shoggoths (belligerent messages, no doubt) were here & there on the abandoned city’s walls.
One method that MIGHT work, is a triangle with its incircle, excircles (3) and 9-point circle. Speak each name and see what the robby calls such. Geometry is universal.
Look around inside for some plastic sheeting or hard sheet plastics or glass – then go outside and have the little robot look for any moisture sources and go for a Solar Still. Dig a big hole in a sunny place, put a catch cup at the bottom, plastic sheeting and weight rock in the middle over the catch cup… Repeat many times over every potential source.
It isn’t champagne, but it’ll keep you going. If you can find some hose you don’t even have to take it apart to get the water out. Between that and the suit internally recycling moisture, it should be enough.
The Pain of Space (or whatever it was called in Scanners Live in Vain)