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{{Atmosphere | {{Atmosphere | ||
| name = Eclipsite Atmosphere | | name = Eclipsite Atmosphere | ||
| image = | | image = Eclipsite Atmosphere_Twilight.png | ||
| universe = | | universe = Continuum Universes | ||
| type = Photonic Absorber Environment | | type = Photonic Absorber Environment | ||
| classification = Umbra-Class Atmosphere | | classification = Umbra-Class Atmosphere | ||
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| compounds = [[Darkon]], [[Contradictium]], [[Krypton]] | | compounds = [[Darkon]], [[Contradictium]], [[Krypton]] | ||
| effects = Permanent twilight; photonic distortion; localized gravitational lensing | | effects = Permanent twilight; photonic distortion; localized gravitational lensing | ||
| worlds = [[Eclipsite]], [[Ignispheric]], [[ | | worlds = [[Eclipsite]], [[Ignispheric]], [[Venus-like Atmosphere]] | ||
| related = [[Darkon]], [[Contradictium]], [[Krypton]] | | related = [[Darkon]], [[Contradictium]], [[Krypton]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
The '''Eclipsite Atmosphere''' is a light-absorbing gaseous medium that refracts and consumes photons, creating a perpetual twilight even under direct stellar illumination. | The '''Eclipsite Atmosphere''' is a light-absorbing gaseous medium that refracts and consumes photons, creating a perpetual twilight even under direct stellar illumination. | ||
It is the | It is the ''antithesis of dawn'', the equilibrium of radiance and silence. | ||
In Continuum cosmology, Eclipsite-class worlds are said to “inhale light and exhale memory.” | In Continuum cosmology, Eclipsite Atmosphere-class worlds are said to “inhale light and exhale memory.” | ||
== Composition and Behavior == | == Composition and Behavior == | ||
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== Environmental Characteristics == | == Environmental Characteristics == | ||
* | * '''Pressure:''' 0.87 atm | ||
* | * '''Temperature:''' Cool (273–290 K) | ||
* | * '''Visuals:''' Skies appear violet-black even at noon; stars visible through the sun. | ||
* | * '''Acoustics:''' Air carries whispers and harmonic echoes with extended reverb — as if the sound itself hesitates. | ||
* | * '''Optical Properties:''' Refraction index varies with observation; reality appears layered and uncertain. | ||
== Phenomena == | == Phenomena == | ||
The Eclipsite atmosphere refracts consciousness as much as light. | The Eclipsite Atmosphere atmosphere refracts consciousness as much as light. | ||
Telepaths describe their own thoughts “bending inward,” as if echoing back from an unseen surface. | Telepaths describe their own thoughts “bending inward,” as if echoing back from an unseen surface. | ||
During high stellar flux, the sky forms | During high stellar flux, the sky forms '''shadow auroras''' — luminous voids shaped like inverted lightning. | ||
These are believed to be atmospheric thought scars from catastrophic psionic collapses. | These are believed to be atmospheric thought scars from catastrophic psionic collapses. | ||
== Interactions == | == Interactions == | ||
Exposure to Eclipsite air dampens neural activity and sensory perception, inducing mild depersonalization — an effect likened to meditative void states. | Exposure to Eclipsite Atmosphere air dampens neural activity and sensory perception, inducing mild depersonalization — an effect likened to meditative void states. | ||
Its study remains controversial among Continuum physicists, who debate whether it represents a failed illumination or a perfected silence. | Its study remains controversial among Continuum physicists, who debate whether it represents a failed illumination or a perfected silence. | ||