My previous posts have explained in some detail where the ancient civilizations of humans lived after they fled to outerspace in wooden sailing ships. The Romans went to Mars, Persians to Jupiter’s moons, etc. All the terrestial planets and most of the large moons were habitable up until 500 years ago, some with a greater variety of flora and fauna than others. Even Neptune’s moon Tritan had a sizeable population of Phoenicians and Mayans.
That raises the question however: what about Pluto and the other “minor planets” in the Kuiper’s belt. Some of these spheres are almost as large as Earth’s moon, and even have an atmosphere. Were they at one time inhabitable to.
I’m actually not sure. If they were, I’m not sure which civilizations lived on them. I do know, however, that the ether streams did indeed travel to some of these worlds, but I don’t have many records of them being visited apart from a general note about a Mayan expedition to Pluto (my Mayan is not very good).
Nevertheless, there is one reason to believe that they actually were inhabitted. There is one such reference in the SkyPath Crusade epic poem. It says:
The news of their catastrophe Was spread beyond the rim At Kuiper’s belt the shock was felt Where days are long and dim On planetoids beyond the voids Where Pluto’s orbit ticked Each growing lad was awful glad To hear the Klags were lickedThis passage seems pretty clear, but I’m still not convinced. Some scholars note that the style here is different from the rest of the historical account, and may have been added later. I simply don’t know. You’ll have to make up your own mind on this one.
The return of the muse is not a news source. This post relates to the imaginary universe of the SkyPath Crusade.
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