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Game data: Spoilers in collapsible boxes

2026-10-30T11:59:24Z

Spoilers in collapsible boxes

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	{{Spoiler\|Descent}}		{{Spoiler\|Descent}}
	On the ground the fog starts to blur everything at 20 metres and is impenetrable at 50; it is white below and reddish towards the sky, darker at night, and thins where wood is burnt. A planetary cycle, one day and night, lasts about 10.11 hours, and a full turn around the star 103 planetary cycles. The land where the survivors come down is karstic and fractured, with cliffs, caves, streams and hot springs, a light subtropical forest and its own animals, among them the [[Kutsanp\|Kutsanp]], the [[Gecko\|Gecko]], the [[Karmabog\|Karmabog]] and the [[Vaghadata\|Vaghadata]].		On the ground the fog starts to blur everything at 20 metres and is impenetrable at 50; it is white below and reddish towards the sky, darker at night, and thins where wood is burnt. A planetary cycle, one day and night, lasts about 10.11 hours, and a full turn around the star 103 planetary cycles. The land where the survivors come down is karstic and fractured, with cliffs, caves, streams and hot springs, a light subtropical forest and its own animals, among them the [[Kutsanp\|Kutsanp]], the [[Gecko\|Gecko]], the [[Karmabog\|Karmabog]] and the [[Vaghadata\|Vaghadata]].
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	=== Quotes ===		=== Quotes ===
	<div class="calima-quote">However, since it had been discovered nearly 5000 cycles ago, Calima had stood out as an excellent candidate for a perfectly habitable planet: a satellite tidally locked to the metal-rich rocky planet Rubra Fulgur I, in turn tidally locked to the red dwarf Rubra Fulgur, all of them in a stable configuration for hundreds of billions of cycles.{{Source\|Descent\|Part 1}}</div>		<div class="calima-quote">However, since it had been discovered nearly 5000 cycles ago, Calima had stood out as an excellent candidate for a perfectly habitable planet: a satellite tidally locked to the metal-rich rocky planet Rubra Fulgur I, in turn tidally locked to the red dwarf Rubra Fulgur, all of them in a stable configuration for hundreds of billions of cycles.{{Source\|Descent\|Part 1}}</div>
	<div class="calima-quote">It was due to that fog that the celestial body had received its name: a meteorological term in Latin or Greek, Kurt did not remember exactly, which designated a kind of sea haze common in the region of the Asturian astrophysicist who discovered the satellite.{{Source\|Descent\|Part 1}}</div>		<div class="calima-quote">It was due to that fog that the celestial body had received its name: a meteorological term in Latin or Greek, Kurt did not remember exactly, which designated a kind of sea haze common in the region of the Asturian astrophysicist who discovered the satellite.{{Source\|Descent\|Part 1}}</div>
	<div class="calima-quote">At just 20 meters it started to blur everything, transforming itself into an impenetrable layer at barely 50 meters.{{Source\|Descent\|Part 2}}</div><noinclude>Included by [[Calima]]. Generated from the book.</noinclude>		<div class="calima-quote">At just 20 meters it started to blur everything, transforming itself into an impenetrable layer at barely 50 meters.{{Source\|Descent\|Part 2}}</div><noinclude>Included by [[Calima]]. Generated from the book.</noinclude>

Game data: Descent: full articles

2026-10-30T11:45:24Z

Descent: full articles

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	== In Descent (2258) ==		== In Descent (2258) ==
	=== In the book's ~~words~~ ===		Calima is the destination of the [[Pioneers mission\|Pioneers mission]]: a satellite tidally locked to the metal-rich rocky planet [[Rubra Fulgur I\|Rubra Fulgur I]], which is in turn locked to the red dwarf [[Rubra Fulgur\|Rubra Fulgur]]. It is named after the permanent fog that covers the lower layer of its atmosphere, a word for a kind of sea haze from the region of the Asturian astrophysicist who discovered it.
	* ''«However, since it had been discovered nearly 5000 cycles ago, Calima had stood out as an excellent candidate for a perfectly habitable planet: a satellite tidally locked to the metal-rich rocky planet Rubra Fulgur I, in turn tidally locked to the red dwarf Rubra Fulgur, all of them in a stable configuration for hundreds of billions of cycles.~~»''~~{{Source\|Descent\|Part 1}}		=== Description ===
	* ''«It was due to that fog that the celestial body had received its name: a meteorological term in Latin or Greek, Kurt did not remember exactly, which designated a kind of sea haze common in the region of the Asturian astrophysicist who discovered the satellite.~~»''~~{{Source\|Descent\|Part 1}}		Discovered nearly 5000 cycles before the book, Calima stood out as an excellent candidate: gravity only 4% higher than Earth's, a narrow temperature range of 10 to 25 degrees, and water over almost all of its surface. Its atmosphere is breathable in the lower layers, but only for a few hours, because of its argon and neon; the crew will need lung gene therapy. As the ship approaches, cyclical changes in its CO2 suggest life.
	* ''«At just 20 meters it started to blur everything, transforming itself into an impenetrable layer at barely 50 meters.~~»''~~{{Source\|Descent\|Part 2}}<noinclude>Included by [[Calima]]. Generated from the book.</noinclude>		=== In the story ===
			{{Spoiler\|Descent}}
			On the ground the fog starts to blur everything at 20 metres and is impenetrable at 50; it is white below and reddish towards the sky, darker at night, and thins where wood is burnt. A planetary cycle, one day and night, lasts about 10.11 hours, and a full turn around the star 103 planetary cycles. The land where the survivors come down is karstic and fractured, with cliffs, caves, streams and hot springs, a light subtropical forest and its own animals, among them the [[Kutsanp\|Kutsanp]], the [[Gecko\|Gecko]], the [[Karmabog\|Karmabog]] and the [[Vaghadata\|Vaghadata]].
			=== Quotes ===
			<div class="calima-quote">However, since it had been discovered nearly 5000 cycles ago, Calima had stood out as an excellent candidate for a perfectly habitable planet: a satellite tidally locked to the metal-rich rocky planet Rubra Fulgur I, in turn tidally locked to the red dwarf Rubra Fulgur, all of them in a stable configuration for hundreds of billions of cycles.{{Source\|Descent\|Part 1}}</div>
			<div class="calima-quote">It was due to that fog that the celestial body had received its name: a meteorological term in Latin or Greek, Kurt did not remember exactly, which designated a kind of sea haze common in the region of the Asturian astrophysicist who discovered the satellite.{{Source\|Descent\|Part 1}}</div>
			<div class="calima-quote">At just 20 meters it started to blur everything, transforming itself into an impenetrable layer at barely 50 meters.{{Source\|Descent\|Part 2}}</div><noinclude>Included by [[Calima]]. Generated from the book.</noinclude>

Game data: Descent: hub, reading pages, glossary and lore from the book

2026-10-29T14:54:40Z

Descent: hub, reading pages, glossary and lore from the book

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== In Descent (2258) ==
=== In the book's words ===
* ''«However, since it had been discovered nearly 5000 cycles ago, Calima had stood out as an excellent candidate for a perfectly habitable planet: a satellite tidally locked to the metal-rich rocky planet Rubra Fulgur I, in turn tidally locked to the red dwarf Rubra Fulgur, all of them in a stable configuration for hundreds of billions of cycles.»''{{Source|Descent|Part 1}}
* ''«It was due to that fog that the celestial body had received its name: a meteorological term in Latin or Greek, Kurt did not remember exactly, which designated a kind of sea haze common in the region of the Asturian astrophysicist who discovered the satellite.»''{{Source|Descent|Part 1}}
* ''«At just 20 meters it started to blur everything, transforming itself into an impenetrable layer at barely 50 meters.»''{{Source|Descent|Part 2}}<noinclude>Included by [[Calima]]. Generated from the book.</noinclude>

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	{{Spoiler\|Descent}}		{{Spoiler\|Descent}}
	On the ground the fog starts to blur everything at 20 metres and is impenetrable at 50; it is white below and reddish towards the sky, darker at night, and thins where wood is burnt. A planetary cycle, one day and night, lasts about 10.11 hours, and a full turn around the star 103 planetary cycles. The land where the survivors come down is karstic and fractured, with cliffs, caves, streams and hot springs, a light subtropical forest and its own animals, among them the [[Kutsanp\|Kutsanp]], the [[Gecko\|Gecko]], the [[Karmabog\|Karmabog]] and the [[Vaghadata\|Vaghadata]].		On the ground the fog starts to blur everything at 20 metres and is impenetrable at 50; it is white below and reddish towards the sky, darker at night, and thins where wood is burnt. A planetary cycle, one day and night, lasts about 10.11 hours, and a full turn around the star 103 planetary cycles. The land where the survivors come down is karstic and fractured, with cliffs, caves, streams and hot springs, a light subtropical forest and its own animals, among them the [[Kutsanp\|Kutsanp]], the [[Gecko\|Gecko]], the [[Karmabog\|Karmabog]] and the [[Vaghadata\|Vaghadata]].
			{{Spoiler end}}
	=== Quotes ===		=== Quotes ===
	<div class="calima-quote">However, since it had been discovered nearly 5000 cycles ago, Calima had stood out as an excellent candidate for a perfectly habitable planet: a satellite tidally locked to the metal-rich rocky planet Rubra Fulgur I, in turn tidally locked to the red dwarf Rubra Fulgur, all of them in a stable configuration for hundreds of billions of cycles.{{Source\|Descent\|Part 1}}</div>		<div class="calima-quote">However, since it had been discovered nearly 5000 cycles ago, Calima had stood out as an excellent candidate for a perfectly habitable planet: a satellite tidally locked to the metal-rich rocky planet Rubra Fulgur I, in turn tidally locked to the red dwarf Rubra Fulgur, all of them in a stable configuration for hundreds of billions of cycles.{{Source\|Descent\|Part 1}}</div>
	<div class="calima-quote">It was due to that fog that the celestial body had received its name: a meteorological term in Latin or Greek, Kurt did not remember exactly, which designated a kind of sea haze common in the region of the Asturian astrophysicist who discovered the satellite.{{Source\|Descent\|Part 1}}</div>		<div class="calima-quote">It was due to that fog that the celestial body had received its name: a meteorological term in Latin or Greek, Kurt did not remember exactly, which designated a kind of sea haze common in the region of the Asturian astrophysicist who discovered the satellite.{{Source\|Descent\|Part 1}}</div>
	<div class="calima-quote">At just 20 meters it started to blur everything, transforming itself into an impenetrable layer at barely 50 meters.{{Source\|Descent\|Part 2}}</div><noinclude>Included by [[Calima]]. Generated from the book.</noinclude>		<div class="calima-quote">At just 20 meters it started to blur everything, transforming itself into an impenetrable layer at barely 50 meters.{{Source\|Descent\|Part 2}}</div><noinclude>Included by [[Calima]]. Generated from the book.</noinclude>