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[imperfectness]

Good evening. I'm Carlos, a new arrival.  I'm a human scientist, from Earth, year 2013.

I was hoping that some transports would be able to help me with an informal survey regarding their home world and time points. Feel free to leave some answers blank, I just wanted to get an idea of what different worlds are out there. This is for my own personal research, but I appreciate any help you can provide. I apologize if someone has asked these questions before, I just wanted to get up-to-date data.

Thanks!

[There's a small survey attached!]

World name:
Date you left and arrived here:
Days in a year:
Hours per day:
Moons? (If YES, how many):
Climate (desert, forest, etc.):
Home country and city:
Carbon-based life? (If NO, please clarify which element, eg. silicon):
Races (Human/Non-Human):
Brief description of technology in your world:
Has your race ever encountered extraterrestrial life? (If YES, please elaborate):

Comments

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World name: I don't think we have a name for the world? but our planet is Earth, like yours probably.
Date you left and arrived here: August 15 20xx; but it was April here
Days in a year: 365. er. point 25?
Hours per day: 24
Moons?: 1, for Earth
Climate: that depends on where you live. I'm from Japan, and that depends on the prefecture too. It's pretty seasonal.
Home country and city: xx, Japan
Carbon-based life?: well carbon is the key component to all life occurring on Earth and whatnot.
Races: I am not going to list the almost nine million species but if that gives you an idea...
Brief description of technology in your world: Smart phones, tablets, genetic engineering. None of the teleportation or time travel stuff.
Has your race ever encountered extraterrestrial life?: that's a good question. i don't know it's questionable

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[imperfectness]

Thank you! It's interesting to see just how many versions of Earth there are.

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In comparison to a lot of other worlds, Earth is definitely really common around here. You usually don't hear about there being multiple versions of different planets or satellites or universes though.

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[imperfectness]

I'm starting to get that impression. I wonder why. I mean, it's logical for there to be multiple Earths here, considering that we are mainly on Earth or very close to it, but that doesn't exactly explain why there are people from other worlds here.

Unless, of course, their world is Earth and it's simply called something else in their universe.

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It's possible. A lot of the people from those worlds are mostly unaware of any place called "Earth," so unless it's a guy from another planet saying he's not from Earth because his knowledge about our Earth matches this one and that's not the planet he lives on, there's on telling.