Thea/Theia...Not expecting just randomly discovered the name and really like it. What do you think would go well with it. I was thinking Thea Lavender, Thea Eden, Thea Skye, Thea Leona, Thea Jasmine
Was the Theia collision part of the solar system's initial formation, or was it caused by the Jupiter disruption?
The main theory for how the Moon, Luna, formed, is that a Mars-sized protoplanet named Theia collided with another protoplanet, and the ejecta coalesced into the Moon. But not all of Theia could have become the Moon, Mars has the mass of 6.39e23 and the Moon has a mass more than ten times that, and so it must have radically changed the protoplanet too, becoming more than 10% of the thing. WouldnΒ΄t Theia hitting it have actually formed Earth as we know it and we are just a merger of the two?
I have found a great deal on a Theia wedding dress online, and I have measurements, but I just wanted to see whether people have experience with how their sizing runs for a sanity check. It's looking like I could take either my street size or one size up. Do they run about the same as other dress brands? Bigger? Smaller?
Hello everyone!
We are Icons of Theia or IoT for short, a play AND earn game focused on fun and competitiveness. Set in the fantasy world of Theia, players will battle with each other in tactical, strategic matches to gain control over the continent of Aurora with their team of 5 Icons. The gameplay will be a mix between League of Legends, Fire Emblem/Final Fantasy Tactics, and Chess. Imagine controlling characters with unique abilities and moving them across a board - like Chess and Fire Emblem - with the goal to destroy the enemy base and win - like a MOBA!
A few things lacking in the P2E space right now are transparency, long-term vision, and FUN! We intend to build a P2E game that is actually fun to play and competitive, unlike many auto battlers. IoT also has a long-term vision in terms of gameplay content and tokenomics which we believe is much more sustainable than many other games out there now. Lastly, we believe in transparent communication and owning our decisions, our whole team is doxxed and we communicate openly with our community. Check out our whitepaper for more in-depth details.
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Well I just finished re-reading the book for the third time and I just couldnβt stop thinking about this theory itβs crazy and Iβm probably way off but what if Bryce is Theia incarnated? that would explain why was Bryce the only starborn to have Theiaβs light in well ever ,and would explain why Aidas acts like he knows Bryce and why Bryce trusts him .
The oracle was blinded when she tried to look at Bryceβs future , Aidas said that he saw what the oracle couldnβt see and he told Bryce to make the drop and find him so they can βfinish thisβ.
Overall Itβs clear that Bryce and Theiaβs light is very important and whatever happened in the first wars and why Theia was practically erased from history will play a big part of the story.
For those of you who forgot whoβs Theia she was the Fae queen before they came to Midgard and she was a starborn with a very special light , she was killed by Prince Pelias (her son in law) in the first wars .
Sarah already did the chosen one trope I donβt think sheβll go there again.
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It is simply an astounding discovery. In my entire career I could have never predicted a find like this. And yet, for every ounce of excitement, I dread the implications. A nausea brought on by the sheer panic has not left me. If you are reading this then I hope you can do more with this information than I can.
People do not have a sense of scale. They have no scale of themselves, of the world. As I have learned, I have no sense of the universe. The Sahara desert is a palace that defies most peopleβs understanding of scale. It is larger than the entire United States with room to spare. My name is Dr. George Edward and Iβve dedicated my life and research to exploring the largest desert on earth. Specifically, the secrets buried underneath the mountains of sand.
I was born to a well off family which allowed me to pursue my academic interests with little care for the βrealβ world. Degrees in Archeology and Geology from Oxford and Cambridge did not satisfy me though and I endeavoured to make my mark out in the field. After joining a few digs in Egypt and Sudan my attention was drawn to the vast, seemingly endless, desert to the West. Something about the vast tracts called me. I dove into every research opportunity I could. The former ocean geology and the discovery of the Garamantes civilization were troves of wonders that I fell in completely love with. Every discovery validating my feeling there was more out there that the sands hid.
However, this is not the turn of the 20th century, the amount of archaeological digs is limited and funding is fought for ruthlessly. I had started to despair that I would ever get to make a great discovery out in the desert. By what I thought was sheer luck a company recruiter had reached out to me to advise a new archeological dig deep in the Algerian desert. The company, Renault, had a bit of a shady reputation but this was the opportunity of a lifetime and I took it.
After signing endless NDAs the company revealed one of their topographical mapping satellites had discovered what looks like a ruins complex. After shrugging off my questions why they wanted to keep the discovery a secret, I was given the data files and joined up with a caravan headed to the site out of Tamanrasset with the dig site near Mt. Tahat. The feeling initially was electric.
When we arrived, the dig site appeared well established with company tents and prefab buildings setup. The
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