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| name = Flatus Atmosphere | | name = Flatus Atmosphere | ||
| image = Flatus_Sky.png | | image = Flatus_Sky.png | ||
| universe = | | universe = Continuum Universes | ||
| type = Combustible Volatile Atmosphere | | type = Combustible Volatile Atmosphere | ||
| classification = Reactive Gas Mix | | classification = Reactive Gas Mix | ||
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| compounds = [[Hydrogen Sulfide]], [[Methane]], [[Carbon Dioxide]] | | compounds = [[Hydrogen Sulfide]], [[Methane]], [[Carbon Dioxide]] | ||
| effects = Hyperflammable; explosive ignition under sunlight or psionic surge | | effects = Hyperflammable; explosive ignition under sunlight or psionic surge | ||
| worlds = [[Flatus]], [[Flatus-Prime]], [[Corrosia]] | | worlds = [[Flatus Atmosphere]], [[Flatus-Prime Atmosphere]], [[Corrosia]] | ||
| related = [[Hydrogen Sulfide]], [[Methane]], [[Hydrogen]], [[Oxygen]] | | related = [[Hydrogen Sulfide]], [[Methane]], [[Hydrogen]], [[Oxygen]] | ||
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The '''Flatus Atmosphere''' is a dense, volatile, and hilariously unstable gaseous mix prone to spontaneous ignition. | The '''Flatus Atmosphere''' is a dense, volatile, and hilariously unstable gaseous mix prone to spontaneous ignition. | ||
Commonly found on primordial or chaotic worlds of the [[Continuum Universes]], it is as infamous among explorers as it is revered by pyromantic orders. | Commonly found on primordial or chaotic worlds of the [[Continuum Universes]], it is as infamous among explorers as it is revered by pyromantic orders. | ||
In local parlance, “breathing Flatus” means | In local parlance, “breathing Flatus” means ''living dangerously.'' | ||
== Composition and Behavior == | == Composition and Behavior == | ||
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== Environmental Characteristics == | == Environmental Characteristics == | ||
* | * '''Pressure:''' 2.0 atm — heavy and heat-retentive. | ||
* | * '''Temperature:''' 330–400 K — sweltering, flammable, and photoreactive. | ||
* | * '''Visuals:''' Rolling ochre clouds veined with blue fire. | ||
* | * '''Auditory:''' Continuous thunder; combustion “roars” audible across continents. | ||
* | * '''Smell:''' Sulfurous and organic; often compared to “divine flatulence,” hence the name. | ||
== Phenomena == | == Phenomena == | ||
Flatus storms are spectacular — kilometer-high combustion pillars ringed by halos of glowing plasma ash. | Flatus storms are spectacular — kilometer-high combustion pillars ringed by halos of glowing plasma ash. | ||
Atmospheric lenses briefly form during ignition, focusing sunlight into | Atmospheric lenses briefly form during ignition, focusing sunlight into '''fire domes''' visible from orbit. | ||
Afterward, burnt residues seed clouds with hydrocarbon snow, resetting the chemical balance for the next explosion. | Afterward, burnt residues seed clouds with hydrocarbon snow, resetting the chemical balance for the next explosion. | ||
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Organic life is effectively impossible without divine shielding. | Organic life is effectively impossible without divine shielding. | ||
However, microbial flame symbionts known as “pyroplasts” have been observed in the outer thermosphere, feeding on the energy flux between fire cycles. | However, microbial flame symbionts known as “pyroplasts” have been observed in the outer thermosphere, feeding on the energy flux between fire cycles. | ||
Some Continuum cults regard Flatus as the | Some Continuum cults regard Flatus as the '''breath of the First Spark''' — the primordial laughter of creation. | ||
== Associated Gases == | == Associated Gases == | ||