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From: GRAY@ADMIN.HumberC.ON.CA (Kelly Gray)
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Subject: Re: The signifigance of the seeds in Accrete
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Date: 24 Dec 90 16:19:53 GMT
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I've been playing with the Accrete program for a while now, and I thought
I'd share some of my results with the rest of the world.

using the following seeds, I get a planet that looks to be at least marginally
habitable.

   -19058 1572 13709 1550

In this system, Planet #3 is very close to earth in size, but a runaway
greenhouse effect has made the temperature somewhat higher at 463 degrees (!)
 Planet #4 is the interesting one though. The temperature is a tad chilly
at +10 degrees, but livable. Surface pressure is .318 Atm, and gravity at
.83 G. The world has large oceans, and a fair amount of cloud cover. There's
even small ice caps (2.78% of the planet's surface)

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