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− | This is a reference to the 1993 {{w|Jurassic Park (film)|''Jurassic Park''}} film and the related {{w|Jurassic Park|media franchise}}. It contains images of dinosaurs taken from the [https://www.qwantz.com/ Dinosaurs] web comic, which, similarly to xkcd, uses a random string of letters for its domain name: <code>quantz.com</code>. It also reflects Randal's avid interest in [[:Category:Dinosaurs|dinosaurs]]. | + | This is a reference to the 1993 {{w|Jurassic Park (film)|''Jurassic Park''}} film and the related {{w|Jurassic Park|media franchise}}. It contains images of dinosaurs taken from the [https://www.qwantz.com/ Dinosaurs] web comic, which, similarly to xkcd, uses a random string of letters for its domain name: <code>quantz.com</code>. It also reflects Randal's avid interest in [[:Category:Dinosaurs|dinosaurs]]. This is an exact copy of the Dinosaur Planet from [[2712: Gravity]]. |
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This is a reference to the 2004–2016 {{w|Rosetta (spacecraft)|Rosetta}} spacecraft mission, which was the first to place a lander ({{w|Philae (spacecraft)|Philae}}) on a comet core. The mission was also commemorated in [[1446: Landing]] and the spacecraft are mentioned in [[1402: Harpoons]] and [[1740: Rosetta]]. | This is a reference to the 2004–2016 {{w|Rosetta (spacecraft)|Rosetta}} spacecraft mission, which was the first to place a lander ({{w|Philae (spacecraft)|Philae}}) on a comet core. The mission was also commemorated in [[1446: Landing]] and the spacecraft are mentioned in [[1402: Harpoons]] and [[1740: Rosetta]]. | ||
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+ | | '''What If? Planet'''<br/><code>gravity-earth</code> | ||
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+ | | To get here, launch from the two people explaining where Boston is on Origin, the left of Stonehenge on the Round Planet, or the left rim of the Guitar Ship. | ||
+ | | This is a huge, round planet with many bodies of water. The planet contains several scenes from ''[[what if]]? '' and [[2712: Gravity]]. Megan and Cueball are floating inside a small space in the center of the planet. | ||
+ | | This is an almost exact copy of the Earth planet from [[2712: Gravity]], however a few scenes and all text were removed. | ||
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Planets
Planets and Planet-like Objects | ||||||
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Tiles (X, Y) | Directions | Description | Explanation | ||
Starting Planettiny-world
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(6024, -8976) | To get here, click the "Home" button in the lower right corner of the comic. |
The planet is tiny, grassy, has a few trees and bushes and features several people. Initially the navigation is difficult because of low initial engine thrust and strong gravity of the Origin planet nearby affecting movement. |
This is where the game starts. Pressing the "Home" button to go back to the starting planet shows the message, "Welcome back, pilot", which may be a reference to the greeting that plays when re-entering a Titan in the Titanfall video games. | ||
Originorigin
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(3096, -5904) | To get here, launch from Beret Guy saying "Wow!" on the Starting Planet. |
The planet is fairly big, has vegetation, and features many people, landscape objects, items and upgrades. It has a shaft through the center. The planet is hard to leave without any upgrades unless one uses the shaft to gain more momentum by thrusting while moving through the middle of it. Many of the landmarks of the surface mark the directions to different planets. |
The planet has a sign saying 'Welcome to Origin! You can never leave™'. The name may also refer to the fact that the planet lies almost at the center of the game world, or that it is the starting point for exploration as it provides many navigational hints. | ||
Hollow Planethollow-shell
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(-13952, 1848) | To get here, launch from the St. Louis Arch on Origin. |
The planet is just a shell with some gaps. On the outside, there are a few signs that mark the directions to different planets. |
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Round Planetorb
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(-19154, -7288) | To get here, launch from the tower with an orb on it on Origin or the sign on the Hollow Planet. |
The planet is moderately small with no vegetation and some architecture such as Stonehenge and the Great Wall of China. It also features a few people and items. |
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Uzumakiuzumaki
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(-3904, -26904) | To get here, launch from Origin's spiral landmark, the sign on the Hollow Planet, or below the plane-towed banner on the Round Planet. | The planet is a large spiral overgrown with grass and some other vegetation. It has very weak gravity. | The shape of the planet is inspired by the manga Uzumaki by Junji Ito. | ||
Guitar Shipguitar-ship
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(-12000, -30000) | To get there, launch from Uzumaki, a little to the left of the caffeine molecule item. | The planet is shaped like a guitar seen in perspective looking from the bottom of the body, with a dome on the back side. Within the dome there's the Boston skyline. | This is a reference to the cover art of the album Boston by the like-named American rock band. It's one of many references to Boston in the game. | ||
Spacetime Soccer Fieldsoccerfield
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(6048, 4048) | To get here, launch from Origin, from the pyramid with a soccer ball on top of it. |
This is a tiny planet with a smooth surface and a distorted soccer field marked around it. The goals and goal area lines are on the opposite sides of the planet (let's say, to the east and west), distorted into curved trapezoids. The touch lines (side lines) are sections of hyperbolas with the vertices closest to the planet at the north and south poles, extending symmetrically to some distance from the planet. There is no goal line; in this geometry it should be the extended axis. What seems to be penalty lines, but drawn incorrectly to join the side lines instead of going back to the goal line, are sections of an ellipse. The halfway line appears twice, joining the four ends of hyperbolic side lines. The center circle appears as two separate halves stemming from the two copies of the halfway line. |
The space soccer field utilizes the concept from 2705: Spacetime Soccer, but inversed: in the original comic the center point of the field was located in a gravity well, causing the ball to be pulled away from the goals; here the goals are located close to the center of the planet, so the ball naturally tries to fall towards them, probably making the game more interesting. | ||
Saturnsaturn
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(2600, 14000) | To get here, launch from the pyramid with Saturn on it on Origin. If you see the Spacetime Soccer Field, you're too far left. | The planet resembles Saturn with its rings, however it is translucent: a soccer ball can bee seen inside. One of the ball's white hexagons is surfacing in the north pole area. | It is a reference to 2513: Saturn Hexagon | ||
Andalplatform-planet
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(12048, 14048) | To get there launch from a monument on Origin, featuring a round shape with a small "T" on top. | This is a small partly rocky and partly grassy planet with a strange T-shaped tower. | A reference to Animorphs book series featuring fictional sapient species of Andalites. Two such (or similar) creatures can be found on the planet. In the original books, the planet the Andalites come from is unnamed. | ||
Projection of Earthearth-map
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(-15808, 22192) | To get there by follow the sign on the hollow planet or launch from the Earth map monument on Origin. | The planet is shaped like a huge distorted map of all land masses of Earth. The player's spaceship can fly where water would be, but it can't go over land. Some straights between islands are to narrow for the ship to pass, especially in the Southeast Asia area. Some mediterranean seas are also inaccessible. | Probably a reference to 977: Map Projections or, more generally, to the Randall's obsession about maps. | ||
Voyager 1voyager-1
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(1606, -14282) | To get here, launch from the "Receiving transmission" communication device near the spiral landmark on Origin. | This is a recreation of the Voyager 1 space probe. | |||
Voyager 2voyager-2
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(10682, -5172) | To get here, launch from the "Receiving transmission" communication device near the spider landmark on Origin. | This is a recreation of the Voyager 2 space probe. | |||
SafetySatsafetysat
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(17024, 1024) | To get here, launch from the cell tower on Origin. | A cube satellite with an absurd set of assorted objects on board. | This is a reference to 1992: SafetySat. | ||
Shuttle Skeletonspace-shuttle
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(-30200, 14576) | To get here, launch from the Shuttle Skeleton landmark on Origin or in the northwestern direction from Alaska on the Projection of Earth. | The planet looks like an outline of the space shuttle with a strange skeleton inside. | This is a reference to 2630: Shuttle Skeleton. | ||
Giant Spiderspider
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(26982, -8714) | To get here, launch from the spider landmark on Origin. | The object is a giant spider floating in space with eight people standing on top of his legs. | Spiders is a recurring theme on xkcd. | ||
Diffraction Spikes Stardiffraction
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(-19944, 11240) | To get here, launch from the back of the left "hand" of the Shuttle Skeleton or the north of Alaska. | The object is a star with very long spikes. | This is a reference to 2762: Diffraction Spikes. | ||
Roche Lobe Earthearth-roche and normal-moon
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(-9952, -3952) | To get there, launch from the like-shaped statue on Origin. | This is a small, distorted, drop-shaped Earth with oceans and continents of the northern hemisphere. There's the Moon close by. The distortion looks like if the Moon's tidal forces are pulling northern Atlantic Ocean really hard. | |||
Dark Matter Planetdark-matter
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(-2892, 2640) | To get here, launch from the goal on the half of the field with just one person on it on Spacetime Soccer Field. | This is a small, irregular planet with a black center (normal planets have white centers) and an inscription "DARK MATTER" inside, repeated three times. |
Dark matter is a hypothetical form of matter sought by astrophycists as a possible cause of behavior of galaxies, which cannot be explained by the current theory of gravity and observations. The anomalies would be explained if there was extra mass in the galaxies, which is not observed, but is theorized as dark matter presence. The dark matter is named this way not because it has some dark color, but because it supposedly does not interact (or interacts very weakly) with electromagnetic field, therefore does not emit light and can't be seen. This is also a reference to 2186: Dark Matter | ||
Jurassic Park Planetgravity-qwantz
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(20000, 11000) | To get here, launch from the dinosaur on Origin or from the Andalites on Andal. | It's a big planet with weak gravity, a lot of grass, and many dinosaur figures, some repeating a few times. |
This is a reference to the 1993 Jurassic Park film and the related media franchise. It contains images of dinosaurs taken from the Dinosaurs web comic, which, similarly to xkcd, uses a random string of letters for its domain name: | ||
Comet 67P67p
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(18048, -11152) | To get here, launch from the duck next to the 'Caution: long vertical drop' sign on Origin. | This is a small, potato-shaped body, modelled after the 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko comet. |
This is a reference to the 2004–2016 Rosetta spacecraft mission, which was the first to place a lander (Philae) on a comet core. The mission was also commemorated in 1446: Landing and the spacecraft are mentioned in 1402: Harpoons and 1740: Rosetta. | ||
What If? Planetgravity-earth
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(-46000, -24000) | To get here, launch from the two people explaining where Boston is on Origin, the left of Stonehenge on the Round Planet, or the left rim of the Guitar Ship. | This is a huge, round planet with many bodies of water. The planet contains several scenes from what if? and 2712: Gravity. Megan and Cueball are floating inside a small space in the center of the planet. | This is an almost exact copy of the Earth planet from 2712: Gravity, however a few scenes and all text were removed. | ||
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Planet | Type | Location | Description / Message | Explanation |
Starting Planet | Message | Above starting position | Wheeee! | Probably reflects the excitation of a new visitor to this XKCD comic, seeing a promising game. |
Item | Above ground left of the starting position | a rock with neat stripes | ||
Item | In the grass right of the starting position | a cool bug | A reference to 'Cool Bug Epoch' from 2240: Timeline of the Universe | |
Item | Up a tree | a pretty leaf | ||
People | On the opposite of the starting position | Beret Guy pointing his arm up and exclaiming WOW! | This is a reference to the title text of 1117: My Sky, and it could also be a reference to 502: Dark Flow. | |
Origin | Landscape | Close to the Starting Planet | A sign saying: Welcome to Origin! You can never leave™ | The sign names the planet, and also indicates that it is not possible to leave it by just launching off the surface during early gameplay, when the player has not collected any upgrades. May be a reference to the song by The Eagles: "Hotel California". |
Message | Right of the welcome sign, above the rollercoaster | Be careful; this roller coaster can be disorienting! | A hint for the hidden shaft going through the planet; one of the entries is right below here. | |
Landscape | On the right side of the rollercoaster | A sign saying: Caution: Long vertical drop | Another hint for the hidden shaft. | |
Landscape | To the right of the rollercoaster | A spider-shaped monument | Marks the direction to the Giant Spider planet | |
Landscape | To the right of the spider monument | A radio telescope with its antenna pointed straight up. Receiving transmission. | Marks the direction to Voyager 2. The message is an additional hint as radio telescopes are often used to communicate with distant space probes, including receiving probes' measurements and other scientific data, like photos. | |
People | Right next to the cell tower |
Cueball and White Hat talking.
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Voyager spacecraft are not among the speed record holding space probes as of 2023, however they are the first in history to reach Solar System's escape velocity. They have also executed two gravity assist maneuvers each, so they are good examples on how to increase speed in this way, presumably allowing them to "teach" another spacecraft how to increase speed. Cueball's metaphor goes on to having to meet (catch up with) someone in order to learn something from him. The Voyagers are currently the farthest man-made objects in space; however in the game world they are quite close to the Origin planet. This is also a hint regarding the upgrades located near both Voyager spacecraft, which add more thrust to the player's ship than regular thrust upgrades. | |
Landscape | To the right from the radio telescope located near the spider monument | A cell tower with 5G antennas. On top of it a strange object is mounted. |
The strange object is a downscaled image of cube satellite from 1992: SafetySat. Normally nobody puts cube satellites on top of fixed towers. This landmark shows the direction to the SafetySat "planet". | |
Item | Next to the top of the cell tower | a 5G seagull | 5G is a modern emerging standard for cellular networks promising really high download speeds and much higher network capacity (i.e. the number of active devices in an area). Probably a reference to 1656: It Begins | |
Landscape | To the right from the cell tower | A tyrannosaurus | Marks the direction to the Jurassic Park planet. | |
Landscape | Right next to the tyrannosaurus | A St. Louis Arch shaped hole in the ground | ||
Landscape | To the left of the three pyramids | A monument shaped like a sphere with a "T" on top | This is a miniature of the Andal planet and marks the direction to it. | |
Landscape | The leftmost of three pyramids | A pyramid with a soccer ball on top | Marks the direction to the Spacetime Soccer Field. | |
People | The middle pyramid |
Ponytail sitting on top of a pyramid, Megan standing at the base of it.
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An in-game reference to the fact that the player's ship initially has too little thrust to launch right off the surface of the Origin planet and needs an upgrade to become a "better" spaceship able to visit other planets. On the other hand, all engine upgrades are located off Origin, creating the apparently unsolvable chicken-and-egg problem – unless the player follows other hints and finds a way to escape Origin anyway. | |
Landscape | The rightmost of three pyramids | A pyramid with Saturn on top of it | Marks the direction to Saturn. | |
People | Next to the pyramid with Saturn on top |
Cueball and White Hat talking.
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Normally, it would not be possible to have a real black hole as a museum exhibit.[citation needed] Also, there's a misunderstanding between White Hat and Cueball. White Hat asks if it is safe for the public to keep a black hole in a museum. Cueball thinks White Hat is concerned about safety of the black hole itself, and responds that it is protected from unscrupulous visitors by putting it in a special case. This is an in-game hint regarding the Subway Planet and the black hole present in its tunnels. It's also a reference to the real-world Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum. | |
Landscape | To the right from the pyramids | A monument shaped like Earth's land masses | Marks the direction to the Projection of Earth. | |
People | Right next to the Projection of Earth monument |
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An in-game reference to the Crystal Sphere, the navigable crack through it and the hint regarding the hyperdrive. | |
Landscape | On the left side of the St. Louis Arch | A monument of a strange spaceship | This is a reference to 2630: Shuttle Skeleton and marks the direction to the Shuttle Skeleton planet. | |
Landscape | Opposite the rollercoaster | A large arch | This is a reference to the Gateway Arch located in St. Louis, Missouri. Marks the other end of the shaft going through the planet core. | |
Message | A sign next to St. Louis Arch's right leg | The St. Louis arch is also known as the gateway to space. | The creator of the Arch, Finnish-American architect Eero Saarinen, reportedly said that the arch symbolizes "the gateway to the West" understood as the American frontier and the expansion of American colonies into the western parts of the continent.
In-game, the Arch marks one of the "gateways" into the larger space of the game, namely the exits of the inner shaft, which allows the player to leave Origin by performing the Oberth maneuver (see below for further explanation). | |
Upgrade | High above the St. Louis Arch | Nice flying! Your tanks recharge faster now. | Congratulations for getting your orbital mechanics right and skillfully executing Oberth maneuver (see below). | |
People | Right next to the St. Louis Arch |
Ponytail with a group of three kids looking like Hairy, Megan and Cueball.
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Ponytail acting as a guide repeats (or reads) to the kids the slogan written on the sign next to the Arch. See above for the explanation of the slogan. | |
Landscape | To the right of the St. Louis Arch | A monument with a pear-shaped structure connected to a small sphere | It's a miniature of the Roche Lobe Earth, marking a direction to it. | |
Landscape | To the right of the St. Louis Arch | A small structure and a tower with a strange-looking orb on top | Marks the direction to the Round Planet. | |
Item | Close to the top of the orb tower. | an orb wren | Wrens are a common family of birds. Their bodies are rather stocky with short wings, sometimes resembling an orb, especially when perched with ruffled feathers such as when enduring cold weather. There's no species actually called an "orb wren". | |
Item | Hidden at the base of the orb tower. | 11 squares packed into a larger square | A reference to 2740: Square Packing. | |
People | To the right of the orb tower |
Hairbun and another person.
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This is an in-game reference and a hint on how to find Boston and the Subway Planet | |
Item | Hidden in a grassy area to the right of the orb tower | a tumbleweed | Tumbleweed is an above-ground part of some species of plants in a form of a round, dense bush, which detaches as the plant dries in the summer season and is pushed by winds, rolling along the landscape. | |
Item | Over a grassy area to the right of the orb tower | a marsh wren | Marsh wren is a species of North American songbird. | |
People | To the right from the grassy area |
A quintet of hairy and bearded or moustached people playing and singing:
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This is a reference to the popular song More Than a Feeling by the Boston rock band. It is also an in-game reference and pun regarding multiple Bostons present. | |
Message | Above ground to the right of the musical band | You found a tiny meteorite! | Meteorites are fragments of small celestial bodies that have fallen onto the surface of Earth, surviving a high-speed passage through the atmosphere. Some are really tiny, being a result of a fragmentation of a larger one caused by the forces exerted during atmospherical entry. This particular one has not quite reached the surface, and should be called a meteoroid or a meteor instead. | |
Item | High above ground to the right of the musical band | a single grain of salt | ||
Landscape | Between the grassy area and the forest left of the welcome sign | A spiral-shaped monument | Marks the direction to the spiral Uzumaki planet. | |
Landscape | Between the grassy area and the forest left of the welcome sign | A radio telescope with its antenna pointed straight up. Receiving transmission. | Marks the direction to the Voyager 1. See also the entry on Voyager 2 above. | |
People | Next to the voyager 1 radio telescope. |
Cueball and Megan.
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Item | At the left edge of the forest to the left from the welcome sign | a holographic Charizard business card |
This is a reference to a particular character from the Pokémon media franchise. Holographic business cards are a fairly novel form of business or personal presentation. | |
Item | In the middle of the forest to the left from the welcome sign | a secret glade | ||
Item | Up the widest tree in the forest to the left from the welcome sign | a normal-looking leaf | ||
Message | In the exact middle of the planet | Welcome to liminal space | ||
People | In a chamber next to the planet's center |
Megan with her hair floating around her head.
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The Oberth effect is a physical phenomenon and orbital maneuver when a spacecraft fires its thrusters as close to the perycenter (the point on the orbit closest to the center of the orbited body) as possible, being deeper in the "gravity well", to gain more kinetic energy than if the same impulse (amount of propellant used and therefore speed difference) has been applied away from the center, in effect using its propellant more effectively. The kinetic energy is what allows a spacecraft to leave the proximity of the orbited body. A special case of such a maneuver may be accelerating in a theoretical shaft going through the core of the body, which is the case simulated in the game. Applying the principle according to Megan's hint the player is able to "swing" the spaceship a few times along the shaft, accelerating close to the center and allowing the "energy" to regenerate while away, and leave Origin in spite off low initial thrust. The fact that inside of a spherical body the gravity of the outer layers cancels out creates a local microgravity environment, causing Megan's hair to freely float around her head. | |
Item | In a chamber next to the planet's center | a DVD of The Core (2003) | This is a reference to the 2003 American science fiction disaster film. | |
Hollow Planet | People | In the hollow center of the planet. |
Ponytail and White Hat floating in microgravity. White Hat's hat has come off his head.
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White Hat experiences a practical application of an unintuitive, and since "weird" in his words, Malgond/Drafts/Escape Speed, as applied to gravity: that inside a hollow, spherical shell the forces of the gravity exerted by the shell cancel out for every object inside, regardless of its position within. Ponytail gets an epiphany, that it also applies to the gigantic Crystal Sphere surrounding the most part of the world she is in. |
Item + Upgrade | Close to the center of the planet. |
a sixth Lagrange point Your thrusters are more efficient now. |
Lagrange points are places relative to two heavy bodies orbiting one another, where a third, much lighter body will stay in equilibrium with the large two, orbiting the common center of gravity with the same period and keeping a constant distance from both. There are only five Lagrange points. In theory, a small body located in the center of a hollowed-out massive body will stay put as well (see the previous explanation), creating the sixth Lagrange point; however a hollow massive body can't exist, it will collapse under its own gravity. | |
Landscape | On the surface of the planet. | A sign with upwards-pointing arrow saying: Round Planet | Marks the direction to the Round Planet. | |
Item + Upgrade | Over the surface to the right of the Round Planet sign |
a glass of heavy water Your engine gets a bit more powerful. |
Heavy water is a form of water that contains only deuterium (hydrogen-2) atoms in place of the much more common hydrogen-1 atoms. It is approximately 10% denser than the regular water, hence its name. Heavy water is not normally poured into glasses as for drinking. | |
Landscape | On the surface of the planet to the right of the Round Planet sign | A sign with upwards-pointing arrow saying: EXIT | Marks the direction to the crack in the Crystal Sphere. | |
Landscape | Next to the EXIT sign | A sign with upwards-pointing arrow saying: Uzumaki | Marks the direction to Uzumaki | |
Landscape | Across a gap in the surface to the right of the Uzumaki sign | A sign with upwards-pointing arrow saying: Origin and Subway | Marks the direction to Origin and (not quite precisely) to the Subway Planet. | |
Landscape | On the surface opposite the EXIT sign | A sign with upwards-pointing arrow saying: Earth (compromise projection) | Marks the direction to Projection of Earth. | |
Round Planet | People | On the middle part of the Great Wall |
Cueball and Megan.
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This is a pun on the commonly voiced misconception that the Great Wall of China is the only man-made object on Earth that can be seen from space (or the Earth's orbit at least). |
Item + Upgrade | To the right of the Great Wall over a field of boulders |
a sensible cheese platter Your tanks recharge a bit faster now. |
A cheese platter is a common dish served in restaurants as a starter or sometimes as a main dish, as well as a final course in a formal meal (following the sweet, or as an option instead of one) composed of a selection of cheeses served on a large platter. However, often it may just be a random collection of what's available (e.g. a hard cheese, a soft cheese, a blue cheese of either hard or soft variety, possibly a small serving of butter; and a selection of crackers that are either far too many or far too few for the other products). A "sensible" plate, i.e. well-composed by a competent chef, might be considered rare. | |
Item | Within Stonehenge | a Swatch pop-out wristwatch | ||
People | To the right of the Stonehenge | Hairbun walking on absurdly high stilts | People walking on stilts are a fairly common theme in xkcd. References include 482: Height, 1608: Hoverboard, 1663: Garden, 2603: Childhood Toys, 2669: Things You Should Not Do and possibly other comics (maybe we need a new category). | |
Landscape | Next to Hairbun on stilts |
Three spaceships flying just above the surface. The leading one transmits a message:
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This is a quote from Star Wars episode V The Empire Strikes Back. In the original context the starships were attacking AT-AT four-legged armored vehicles, trying to immobilize them by entangling their legs. In the game, they are attacking Hairbun on stilts instead. | |
Upgrade | Above the middle spaceship attacking Hairbun | Your engine gets a bit more powerful. | A regular engine upgrade. | |
People | To the right of the three spaceships | A volleyball net. Cueball is jumping in the air to hit a volleyball on the right side of the net while Ponytail is juggling three bowling pins on the left side. | ||
Landscape | To the right of the volleyball field |
An airplane towing a long, narrow banner with a message printed across, not along it:
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A reference to 2757: Towed Message. | |
People | To the right of the airplane towing a banner | Beret Guy climbing a cell tower with some fruit hanging off the antennas. Cueball is standing next to it. | ||
Landscape | To the right of the cell tower | Huge gallows with a large flag on a pole hanging on it. The pole of the flag is twisted into a shape partly resembling an infinity sign; the loose end of the pole pierces the flag. A relatively large Cueball figure stands next to it. | ||
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