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| name = Cryo-Oxygen Atmosphere | | name = Cryo-Oxygen Atmosphere | ||
| image = CryoOxygen_Sky.png | | image = CryoOxygen_Sky.png | ||
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| type = Supercooled Oxidic Atmosphere | | type = Supercooled Oxidic Atmosphere | ||
| classification = High-Oxygen Cryogenic Air System | | classification = High-Oxygen Cryogenic Air System | ||
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== Environmental Characteristics == | == Environmental Characteristics == | ||
* | * '''Pressure:''' 0.62 atm — thin but uniform. | ||
* | * '''Temperature:''' 180–210 K — below water’s freezing point. | ||
* | * '''Visuals:''' Blue-white haze, shimmering with microscopic frost; daylight appears polarized and unnervingly bright. | ||
* | * '''Acoustics:''' Sound propagation reduced by 40%; atmosphere described as “eerily mute.” | ||
* | * '''Olfactory:''' No scent — air too cold for volatiles to activate olfactory receptors. | ||
== Phenomena == | == Phenomena == | ||
* | * '''Cryo-Auroras:''' Pale green–white auroras triggered by molecular oxygen excitation under stellar wind impact. | ||
* | * '''Oxidic Frost:''' Metallic surfaces corrode into iridescent patinas of peroxides and oxides within minutes of exposure. | ||
* | * '''Frozen Lightning:''' Electrical discharge captured mid-air as solid filaments of oxygen frost, slowly sublimating over hours. | ||
== Biochemical Potential == | == Biochemical Potential == | ||