Vageron VI

Planet Vageron VI is an extremely cold marine terra with very rich flora and fauna, located 13.13 Gly from Earth. The planet can host up to 1.2 million different species, predominantly insects. One day on the planet lasts 19 hours, and the axial tilt is 29 degrees. The planet has green vegetation. The animals on the planet are quite large but not much bigger than those on Earth. The trees are very similar to those we have on Earth. The dominant biomes on the planet are primarily taiga, which is covered in snow 90% of the year, and forests near bodies of water, which are quite rare.
ESI : 0.913 
== History ==
· ~9.231 billion years ago. Vageron VI was formed around the star RS 0-5-6362-343-21810-7-731385-81
· ~8.73-8.54 billion years ago. The planet cooled down and the first oceans appeared.
· ~7.62 billion years ago. The emergence of unicellular life.
· ~7.2 billion years ago, a planet the size of Mercury crashed onto the surface of Vageron VI. This impact changed the axial tilt from 56 degrees to 29 degrees and wiped out 99% of all single-celled life on the planet.
· ~3.62 billion years ago. The emergence of multicellular life in the oceans
· ~2.1 billion years ago. The first organisms come to land.
· ~1.9 billion-640 million years ago, no mass extinctions occurred on the planet. During this time, an intelligent civilization may have existed, though this remains uncertain. The planet's surface was predominantly flat, with 85% of the land covered by lush tropical rainforests. Up to 36 million species of animals could have thrived on the planet. Additionally, the climate was stable, nurturing an extraordinary diversity of life forms and intricate ecosystems, painting a picture of a vibrant and thriving world.
· ~639 million years ago, an extremely large asteroid, potentially up to 30 km in diameter, struck the surface of Vageron VI.
· ~638-425 million years ago, the average temperature on the planet was 66°C, and almost nothing lived on the planet.
· ~388 million years ago, the atmosphere of Vageron VI changed from blue to white, the cause of which remains unknown.
· ~362-84 million years ago, the planet was very similar to its current state, except that it was dominated by taigas and frozen plains. During this time, there were no forests, and the average temperature was around -85°C.
· ~45 million years ago, the first forests appeared on Vageron VI. These forests had to be near the ocean to avoid freezing. The average annual temperature in these forests is estimated to have been 2.1°C.
· Today, Planet Vageron VI is predominantly covered by frozen plains and taiga, with very rare forests located near the sea. The planet has several small islands that are completely barren, with only some vegetation present. Vageron VI experiences extremely low temperatures, resulting in much less life compared to Earth. The atmosphere is composed mainly of 88.1% N2, 7.24% H2O, and 4.44% O2. The highest mountain on the planet, Mount Glacius, stands at around 8,500 meters. The planet is frequently shrouded in thick clouds, contributing to its frigid climate. Additionally, the skies of Vageron VI often display stunning auroras due to its magnetic field interacting with solar winds. Despite the harsh conditions, some unique flora has adapted to thrive in this icy environment, adding a touch of green to the otherwise stark white landscape.
· Future : In the next 20-35 million years, an asteroid up to five times larger than the one that wiped out the dinosaurs will strike the planet.
File:Vageron_VI-006.jpg|Vageron VI 8.95 Billion Years ago
File:Vageron_VI-009.jpg|Vageron VI 7.9 Billion Years ago
File:Vageron_VI-011.jpg|Vageron VI 4.4 Billion Years ago
File:Vageron_VI-013.jpg|Vageron VI 2 Billion Years ago
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File:Vageron_VI-007.jpg|Vageron VI 980 Million Years ago
File:Vageron_VI-010.jpg|Vageron VI 510 Million Years ago
File:Vageron_VI-005.jpg|Vageron VI 150 Million Years ago
File:Vageron_VI-012.jpg|Vageron VI 45 Million Years ago
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File:Vageron_VI-016.jpg|Lush Green Jungle 1.9 Billion-640 Million years ago
File:Vageron_VI-015.jpg|Jungle/Tropical Forest 1.9 Billion-640 Million years ago
File:Vageron_VI-017.jpg|Savanna 1.9 Billion-640 Million years ago
File:Vageron_VI-019.jpg|Green Steppe 1.9 Billion-640 Million years ago
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File:Vageron_VI-020.jpg|Dead Tropical Forest 620-425 million years ago
File:Vageron_VI-021.jpg|Dead Lush Jungle 620-425 million years ago
File:Vageron_VI-022.jpg|Desert 620-425 million years ago
File:Vageron_VI-023.jpg|Desert/Savanna 620-425 million years ago
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File:Vageron_VI-027.jpg|Frozen Plains/Taiga 362-45 Million Years ago
File:Vageron_VI-024.jpg|Taiga 362-45 Million Years ago
File:Vageron_VI-026.jpg|Frozen Plains 362-45 Million Years ago
File:Vageron_VI-025.jpg|Forest 45 Million Years ago
== Biosphere ==
Today, Planet Vageron VI has a highly diverse biosphere with an average temperature of around -43°C. The vegetation is green, and the trees closely resemble those on Earth, but they are approximately 20% larger. Due to the low oxygen concentration in the atmosphere, the planet's animals tend to be quite large, about 5% larger than their Earth counterparts. These animals typically have four legs and often four eyes. Life in the waters of Vageron VI thrives despite the extreme cold, with aquatic species adapted to icy conditions in lakes and oceans. Birds on the planet are scarce and typically live in large groups to survive the harsh environment. On land, life adapts to the frozen plains and taigas that dominate the landscape. Flora and fauna have evolved unique adaptations to cope with the cold and sparse resources. The skies of Vageron VI often display stunning auroras due to its magnetic field interacting with solar winds. Despite the harsh conditions, some unique flora has adapted to thrive in this icy environment, adding a touch of green to the otherwise stark white landscape. Additionally, the planet is known for its spectacular icy formations and crystal-clear, glacial lakes that provide a habitat for various cold-resistant aquatic species. The resilience of life on Vageron VI is a testament to the adaptability of organisms in extreme environments.
File:Vageron_VI-033.jpg|Today,Taiga in Winter
File:Vageron_VI-036.jpg|Today,Taiga in Winter
File:Vageron_VI-035.jpg|Today,Taiga in Spring/Autumn
File:Vageron_VI-031.jpg|Today,Taiga in Spring/Autumn
File:Vageron_VI-030.jpg|Today,Taiga in Summer
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File:Vageron_VI-040.jpg|Forest Today
File:Vageron_VI-042.png|Forest Today
File:Vageron_VI-037.jpg|Forest Today
File:Vageron_VI-038.jpg|Forest Today
File:Vageron_VI-039.jpg|Forest Today
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File:Vageron_VI-043.png|Frozen Plains Today
File:Vageron_VI-044.png|Frozen Plains Today
File:Vageron_VI-045.png|Frozen Plains Today
File:Vageron_VI-046.png|Frozen Plains Today
File:Vageron_VI-047.png|Frozen Plains Today
== Winter (Lenght : 89-97 days) ==
Winter on Vageron VI is extremely harsh, with average temperatures plummeting to -69°C. During this season, the taigas are covered in snow, with temperatures ranging from -60°C to 0°C. Almost no life remains in the taigas during winter, as most animals must migrate to warmer regions.
These warmer regions near the sea are primarily forests, where temperatures in winter range from 0°C to 10°C. These forests are teeming with life during the winter, especially birds that gather in large groups on the beaches, waiting for frozen fish that have succumbed to the icy conditions.
The frozen plains, however, remain frigid and lifeless throughout the year, with temperatures ranging from -90°C to -69°C. Nothing grows in these plains, making them barren and uninhabitable. The stark contrast between the lively forests and the barren frozen plains highlights the extreme environmental conditions on Vageron VI.
== Spring/Autumn (Lenght : 132-148 days) ==
Autumn/Spring on Vageron VI is quite cold, with average temperatures reaching as low as -32°C. In the spring/autumn, the taigas are slightly covered with snow, with average temperatures ranging from -10°C to 6°C. During this time, insects proliferate in the taiga, attracting many rodent-like animals that hibernate in these seasons. There are no birds in the taiga during this period.
Forests have average temperatures between 7°C and 16°C in spring/autumn. During this time, birds, rodents, and other organisms reproduce to ensure the next generation for the following year.
In the frozen plains, average temperatures range from -50°C to -25°C. Only unicellular organisms and some rodents adapted to the extreme cold conditions survive in the frozen plains.
== Summer (Lenght : 47-56 days) ==
In summer on Vageron VI, the average temperature reaches around -3°C. During this time, the taigas are teeming with life, especially insects and beetle-like creatures. Among the common inhabitants of taigas are small mammals and plants adapted to the freezing conditions. Summer temperatures in taigas range from 8°C to 20°C.
Forests on Vageron VI are even more vibrant with life than taigas in summer. They are filled with birds, insects, and lush vegetation. The average temperature in forests during summer ranges from 20°C to 22°C. Forests host various species of small mammals, amphibians, and a diverse flora, making them the most diverse habitats on Vageron VI.
Frozen plains, on the other hand, remain covered in snow throughout the year and support very little life. The average temperature here ranges from -24°C to -17°C. Despite these extreme conditions, some extremophiles such as resilient lichens and microorganisms manage to survive. This area is also subject to occasional ice storms, highlighting the inhospitable nature of this region.
== Geography ==
File:Vageron_VI-050.jpg|Geography of Vageron VI Today
File:Vageron_VI-051.jpg|Geography of Vageron VI ~800 Million years ago 
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