Got thinking about this today: at first I thought it would work along the equator and as you approach the poles gravity reduces to 0G, but then I got thinking about fluid dynamics (of which I have a less than basic understanding) and thought it isn’t that simple.
When playing Stellaris, we all noticed a large number of remnants from both galaxy-spanning civilizations and primitive who never have a chance to escape their homeworld. This brings me a question, why do galaxy-spanning species go extinct so easily in Stellaris?
You might say it is because of disease or civil war, but to me it is not quite the right answer (And I will exclude Reaper because of the Citadel tracking system). Space-faring nation does not concentrate on one planet like our species, they are vast and huge, they span across multiple systems and planets, colonize dozen of worlds so when one planet is destroyed doesn't mean the entire species went extinct. When a plague broke out on one planet and begin to spread, it doesn't mean all planets will get hit. When the government collapse, not all of the planets will follow, some will survive and continue to thrive. The most notable example is Humans and Eldar in Warhammer 40k. When the Eldar civilization falls into the hand of Slaanesh, some of them still survive and continue to live their craftworld which wandering across the galaxy. When our species collapsed after the Age of Strife, many human worlds continue to thrive and develop in chaos with no sight of collapse until the Imperium conquest. Yet in Stellaris cases, it is always complete extinction with no living remnants remaining, no surviving planets. Does it always the case? I would like to hear your thoughts.
I sometimes think how there could be millions of advanced civilizations, but space is so vast and the universal speed limit (light speed) is ridiculously slow that each civilization could be unaware of any others because they are so far apart.
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