Technocracy of Auxo - Feedback

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http://www.airproducts.com/~/media/files...ram-17.pdf

Concerning the Oxygen thing, references were mostly used.

Right, thanks for pointing it out I guess, but would be cool if you had a reference source? Not all of us are physicists, and this is sci-fi, realism can only go so far in FL. Though, I agree that things have to make logical sense. When I was helping decide the atmosphere I never knew anything about mass within the air being a thing, what with pressure and gravity being a factor, etc.

The partial idea behind Elgin is that it was an erratic gem with alien-qualities anyway. Weird in it's own way. I suppose the atmosphere could be fit into that

thanks for the oversight anyway

High hydrogen content could come from a vast number of under-ice hotsprings - but that would create more hydrogen "bubble" caves trapped under the ice layer - these would occasionally explode due to ice pack movement, and could provide Elgin with a unique environmental hazard.

In addition, the nearby nebulae has "rare inert gasses" that comprise its composition - introduce enough of those into Elgin's atmosphere, and you could have a truly alien world - think about argon, neon, xenon, krypton - and even, possibly, ognasson-chloride compounds, which could be theoretically stable under truly heavy-packed carbon dioxide ice, but do not naturally occur on Earth except in near-undetectable traces. Oxides of Xeon can be very dangerous - think about what this does to the current habitability of the world.

Fun fact: It would give Eglin dark purple sunsets if you get the composition mix right, when combined with nitrogen (blue).