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STILL ACTIVELY MAKING THIS PAGE, I AM LAZY SO IT MAY TAKE A LIL BIT
Hello people (I would assume!) I am TheUltimateGrass (100% NO CAP completely true creator of all ~7.1 million articles on the English Wikipedia except for the bad ones please I swear to God don’t fact check this please!!!)! This is a subpage of my user page that I made to clean up my main user page (that was a disaster). So yeah this page will be a bit of a mess because why clean a mess when I can just sweep it under the rug and stuff it into the closet. So yeah, some improper language and memes!
This page is also where I can show off what I made or any rewards I may get. Kinda like a bragging page but idk.
Astronomy
Ah astronomy, top 5 favorite fields of science. It is the study of black thing that happens when the Sun goes bye bye. This is such a big field from stellar astronomy (study of the twinkle twinkle little star song), galactic astronomy (ya know island universes), and the planetary stuff. I personally hope to become an astronomer one day but I am not sure :(. Not a astronaut, you know how much shit happens up there and I am not just talking about the (still very good reason) technical rocket explosions (RIP Challenger) and the “Woops I tore my suit, guess I gonna suffocate and boil from the inside now stuff”. No I am talking about the constant radiation blasting over you and the micrometeorites that can just slam into you and tear open your spacecraft.
Stellar astronomy
The study of the star and what they do, or leave behind… and stuff like that. What is a star? Look up and burn your eyes out, that’s a star, the big glowing ball of plasma. What a plasma? It’s what you get when you turn the shower temperature by a single degree. It’s violently tears up the atoms of their electrons leaving them bare for all to see. :)
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| tnfnfnf fbdjdncjfsnebendn | dnemrnfksmendjfhtndnenejfnrbtnf | Dncnfnrnenecmcnii | Oh fancy! |
| WASP-107 | Your first planet (WASP-107b) is classed as a “warm Jupiter” so my first assumption would be Earth-like temperatures. Nope! It has a temperature of nearly 500 C which may be “warm” compared to hotties like the hot Jupiters but that is still ridiculously hot. | Temperature lier | |
| GAFO region | Far outside of its galaxy, it will forge its own light… its own path! Or it will just be a ball of gas trying to light its way in the external void that is intergalactic space, forever destined to be alone…
HeHe GAFO, funny name :D |
L O N E L Y reward | |
| Carina-Near moving group | Here we have GJ 150, GJ 358, GJ 900 and GJ 907. YEAH! Don’t get is twisted with the AB guy next door, they are just passing. They not friends. | ||
| Oceanus moving group | Claim to fame please?
Has Luhman 16… |
The Luhman 16 reward??? |
Stellar remnants
There are two main ways a star dies and three main results of that. The first and calmest is the ones where Stars like the Sun (or just anything over than a A-class star) will run out of fuel and Star dying by turning deep red and expanding to several AU in radius. Then they fart out their shells leaving behind their collapsed core, a white dwarf! Next two form when anything A-type of bigger runs out of fuel. They collapse and violently explodes leaving behind a neutron star in most cases and black holes in rare cases. They are scarwy.
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Exoplanets
So when a star forms they can come with little accessories to spice up their systems. These are planets and in cases of planets outside of the Sol System, exoplanets. Now most violently crash into each other, kick each other out of their systems to be rouge planets, get eaten by their star at some point (cough cough dying stars), violently stripped of their atmospheres, melted into balls of lava, have a misfortune of hosting a bunch of hairless bipedal apes actively trying to make the conditions of the only planet in the universe they know to have life worse, blasted with radiation, torn apart by gravitational pulls, freeze over in a ice hell, bombarded by countless impacts, and so much more. Is there no planet protection services in space?
Jovians
Big balls of gas that dominate their planetary systems, Jupiter can attest to this you planetcidal maniac. The hot Jupiters are the hottest, most attractive planets in the universe.
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Nebular astronomy
Big gas clouds in space. They can range in appearance from looking like a masterful artiste painstakingly spent years of his life to create, accounting for each and every dot and line of color, using advance mathematics, no! theorizing and proving math and science beyond what is known so far by top expert minds just to figure out if three 4 millimeter lines of dark-pickle boot color blue would fit in with the tickle-me pink splotch over here. Then there’s those that look that someone took a piece of shit, smeared it all over the walls, had 100 toddlers make “art” out of it and then threw in some pretty looking sprinkles. The duality of gas I guess. Oh and then there’s ones that are just black voids, no color except for the edges being brown.
Planetary nebulas
This is what the vast majority of stars that die within a reasonable time (*cough cough* glances at red dwarfs) leave behind when they die. These are elegant nebula and while short lived, their momentary existence is a beautiful one.
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| Kohoutek 4-55 | A beautiful planetary nebula, I mean look at its little twirls and such. Absolutely beautiful use of the red and blues. | A+, beautiful use of color, you should become and artist |
Star formation regions and cloud complexes
These are where all the fun happens. These clouds are one and the same, it’s just that one forms stars and one doesn’t. But overall they are just big lumps of dense gas near a similar area.
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| Cepheus Flare | Welcome to the cloud complex of the Cepheus Flare! Buzzling lights of new stars, great stellar winds and more! Don’t forget to check out the fight between Barnard 175 and the supernova SN G110.3+11.3 in a thousand years. | Bustling cloud complex reward |
Dark nebula
Dark nebula are just black spots in the cosmos that have some brown in it. They are interesting in what they do (the stars and the bees) but not interesting to look at. Unless you have a cool shape like Horsehead.
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| Barnard 175 | THANKS FOR WAITING A THOUSAND YEARS TO SEE THE FIGHT IN THE CEPHEUS FLARE!!! ON YOUR LEFT IS THE BOK GLOBULE BARNARD 175 BEING ILLUMINATED BY ITS PAL BD+69 1231!!! AND ON YOUR RIGHT IS THE SUPERNOVA REMNANT SN G110.3+11.3, ALSO KNOWN AS THE RED STREAKS!!!!! THREE! TWO! ONE! FIGHT!!
First the supernova sends out its special attack immediately zooming on in to slam into the globule at 300 km/s!!! But the globule hold and he hold but is getting weak! The density of the gas is leaving the supernova pretty rough but it just keeps on pushing with a determination almost scarier than the Pop lll stars dying! Then the globule in a shocking turn defeats the supernova but barely!!!! And what a night!! Thank you all for coming to this show it’s been a pleasure to narrators, good night to yall. |
EPIC FIGHT REWARD!!!!!! |
Supernova or supernovae remnants
This is what is left behind after the supernova explosion. A chaotic mess of ionized gas that is launched into interstellar space. They are vital cuz’ they have a lot of that juicy heavy elements that make life possible. Though the creation of these nebula are VERY violent so take a step of two back.
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| SN 2024aecx | |||
| SN 2021agco | Ok hey now! We are in the Modest galaxy we don’t need to be stripping down our layers! I mean come on man there are protostars and pre-main sequencers around you! Think of the children! And the least you could do it hid behind a thick gas cloud and not reveal your stripping in front of half the universe literally. | Stripper reward | |
| SN 1982F | SU- SU- SU- SUPERNOVA! Also occurring suspiciously near SN 2008ax. Maybe they be buddies, best of buddies, like really good buddies, if ya know what I mean… :) | Supernova power of friendship reward ❤️ |
Galactic Astronomy
What happens when a small group of a couple million stars decide to come together? That’s called a galaxy and the bigger ones contains billions of stars while the biggest have hundreds of billions to trillions. They can be frisbee shaped, some frisbees can have spirals in them where all the young stars hand around. Then there’s are the egg-heads, yellow elliptical or circular globs of stars. Then there’s the ones someone broke, the irregulars. The worst galaxy you can be are the dwarf irregulars. Being big and irregular is fine though. Galaxies are always seemly at war with each other (I ship the Milky Way and Andromeda, they are lovers) with every other galaxy being stripped of gas, torn apart, ejected into the void of space, consumed, eradicated, tugged on by everyone else and etc.
Spiral galaxies/disk galaxies
These are the galaxies that have been flattened. Some have fancy little spiral patterns (some take this to the grand extreme) while others are featureless disks. Personally these are my favorite, so many variation, activity and stuff going on in the spiral disks.
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| UGC 3855 | The modest galaxy because it is a kind gentlemen. It forms its stars slowly, not rapidly like them savage starburst galaxies. | Gentlemen reward | |
| Akn 564 | That’s quite a lot of Nitrogen you got to here buddy, and why so close? Do you need hundreds of solar masses worth of fertilizer or nylon. You know what you can do with it? Cooling and EXPLOSIVES!! You can also make toxins like cyanide so I ask again, what are you doing Akn 564?
It also loud so they are throwing some kind of party, havfta keep our eyes on them… |
The Nitrogen reward! |
Elliptical galaxies “the egg-heads”
Often the largest and oldest galaxies, these are just uniform yellow colored galaxies that look like an egg. They range from circle shaped to football/egg shape. While they aren’t intestine, they are old and dying galaxies. Still cool though, shoutout to IC 1101, may not be the biggest anymore but you are still big.
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| Carina III | A lil satellite galaxy that’s not like other dwarf galaxies! Poor in the metals and loooooves to be dominated by dark matter~ smexy |
Irregulars
These are just blobs of stuff chaotically going through space. While interesting, active and something else nice idk can’t think of something on the spot, they are irregular so I hafta make fun.
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Biology
The squishy* stuff that lives*. This is the study of the living world* like how it forms* and how it interacts with it. Biology is a fun*, simple***** and beautiful* science that has not caused any long nights of study*, frustrated students and scientist*. It has also not caused huge splits in society***, fueled false claims of “superior races”* or anything like that. What’s with all the asterisk and sarcasm?
*Sigh*
Ok life is not the squishy stuff (see anything with a shell) and half of the land life on Earth are invertebrates which are not too squishy. Next is that biology studies non-living stuff like viruses (life-status depends on who you ask and criteria), viroids (this is stretching the definition a bit), Giruses (ok these are just supercharged viruses) virophages (viruses infecting viruses, what is this tom foolery, VIRALSEPTION!?), Defective Interfering Particles (viruses that lost a step), obelisks (wtf????), and etc etc. Next whoever says that biology is simple is a dumbass. It beautiful, yes, but simple? No. Next it has fueled a lot of questionable wrong and dangerous beliefs, I will just say Nazis and early 20th century practices and end it there. Is that all the asterisks covered? Finally.
Animals
The interesting stuff (sorry botonist) because they move and we are animals and cool!
Fish
Now technically we humans are fish along with the dinosaurs and the mammals and the lizards and the etc etc but this section is going to be paraphaletic much to the horror of evolutionary biologist and taxonomist. It’s also going to include stuff that ain’t fish like placoderms and sharks (oh my!).
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| Amblysemius | HoW MUcH cAn A FiSH CaUZ U PAin!?!?! You say, JuSt TWo SpEiCiEs you say. Ok so like forever ago Agassiz creates the genus and within it is the newly described species Amblysemius gracilis. WRONG! He does NOT provide a description, just a name! So it’s at best a nomen nudum and not valid! But ah-ha there is a specimen labled as the species! But agian there is no information on it so yeah it’s a mess! The victor describes Amblysemius bellicianus which is accompanied by a proper description! But guess what we are not done here, oh no no no one guy thinks that all this is it a desperate genus but part of the genus Caturus which is fine I guess. but guess what… the specimen he was using to validate his idea, WAS THE WRONG SPECIMEN. The specimen he was using was MHNL 20015172 and not MHNL 20015164!!! AHHHH I HATE THIS FISH!!! | ||
| Catutoichthys | He he… fish | Fish reward! | |
| Sebastes baramenuke | Ah yes the bricked scorpionfish, not a scorpion but a fish. | Not a scorpion but a fish reward
F grade for trying to make a hybrid |
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| Sebastes gilli | Bronzespotted! Wow the inventor of bronze!!! | A+ for initiating the Bronze Age | |
| Sparalepis | Did you know that this lil guy served as under the Achaemenid empire as a Sparabara, hence its name. She rose to be the best under Darius the Great being involved in Egypt, consuming the India valley and was even involved in the surrounding of Babylon. She would die due to god deciding to ban her from the game, it’s a shame. So good that you are called a cheater and banned. | Best soldier of the Achaemenid empire, longest time as a soldier, most enamors killed, most villages conquered | |
| Zealandorhynchus | A extinct billfish. Would go around giving poor fishes bills (not the money kind but physical, lifeless replicas of people named bill like Bill Clinton, Bill Gates, Billie Eilish, Bill Cosbey, etc. Mabey that’s way it went extinct, no one wants a hundred bills. |
Amphibians
The stuff that left the water but didn’t want to commit to it like the reptiles and the mammal (and their weird familial). Wet skin that makes them vulnerable to literally any amount of toxins and a reliant on the water, they are a weird group. There are the ones with the leg fetish (and subgroups which are weirder still like the one that breaks its bones) which gave it the superpower of jumping, the cute one which everyone loves and the ones that try being a snake but wet look sadder than a worm. Like I said, a weird group.
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| Tylototriton umphangensis | The Umphang Crocadile newt! ROAR! Find this guy on Thighland- er I mean Thailand. Hey! Leave it alone, maybe it like Thighs. |
Cats
A really cool group of animals. There are the simbas, the stripy strips, the dendrophiliacs, the snowmen and the home invaders. Then there are the dead ones like the cave divers, the knife teeth, the knife teeth but without the knife’s and the rest that don’t matter.
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| Taotienimravus | This little guy belongs to a gang of cat things that try to pretend to be Smilodons but don’t put in the effort like Homotherium or the big cats. | D+, passing grade but do better next time or you will get that fat F |
Bear stuff
You got the bears, big fluffs that feed on everything. You got trash, they would eat it. A big moose, they would eat it. Here we got our white death, brown death, the less deadly brown one, the lazy ass, the Sun enjoyer, the “How do I panda” panda, the cave diver, the black garbage man, big scary guy, and Winnie the pooh. This list also includes stuff that look like bears like badgers and raccoons so yeah, taxonomist be mad.
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| Pachycynodon | When writing the article, there were so many species and species affinities and all that and it was a mess. Hate this guy, F NO! F- for sure. | Frustrating bear-thing reward
F- |
Seals
Seals seal the wonder seals! Fat bears that decided that Mabey the whales had something going and that the early tetrapods were sorely mistaken on how good land is, can’t blame them. Fun lil, nvm big guys that live nice lives 🥰🥰🥰
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| Eodesmus | Lives in seal city, a hot and warm place where many seals live. Lives in an apartment above Pacificotaria. | ||
| Necromites | Loyal to the soviets, don’t confuse it with the ammonite known as Neocomites or he will call upon Stalin and you will be executed via fire squad | Soviet reward | |
| Pacificotaria | Nothing to special, coolish sounding name? I guess. Also lives in seal city off the Oregon coast. | ||
| Pinnarctidion | Another member of seal city, running for mayor. | Seal mayor reward cuz this section needs at least one unique reward | |
| Semantor | Finally a seal not living in seal city!! The name sound like some Greek monster, SEMANTOR! Or some old 1960s forgotten superhero comic character that spits cement from its ear, either way a cool name. | The cement seal reward!
B for the cool name |
Arthropoda
They are extremely diverse, like out of the two million and growing species discovered, half of them are arthropods! Like mammals have a good 7000 species, fish have about 33,000 species, birds have an amazing 10,000 and lizards including snakes also have a good 10,000 species.
Mollusca
Arthropods have their shells but mollusks take that and said more. We have the clams, the chitons, the nattaloids, the snails and some extra 100,000 species. But like always in biology, there are the exceptions (there always exceptions). First we got snail without the shells, slugs!!!! Then we have the squids (they are scary man) and octopuses (for some reason some people thought they were aliens if I remember correctly?????). Mabey Kimberella is a mollusk…
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| Craspedochiton zefranki | Named after one of my favorite YouTubers Ze Frank! Anything else about it, no. But that doesn’t matter right now. | S+, yes it’s because of the name and not the actual thing itself, hope the second species is named Jerry… |
Insects
Inside the Arthropod group is another stupidly large group, actually there are several but this one are the bug stuff. Beetles (400,000 species and growing is insane), butterflies (sooo pretty 😍), flies (there was one and old lady…), ants (for the queen!!), bees (buzz buzz), hornets/wasps (spawn of satan, these little fuckers will suffer…) and so so much more.
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| Aclistophasma | Get stick insect! | Stick bugged | |
| Acrophylla wuelfingi | DAMN BOY THST STICK THICCC!!! Just look at it, imagine being some kid walking down the road and seeing a cool stick on the ground. And kids be kids and tapping into the primal “me see stick, me pick it up” urge, they pick it up. Then it grows even more sticks and the flail around and it makes weird noises and ewwww ewww ewwww throw it away!!!! | The STICK | |
| Musca afra | Just a random fly in Tanzania, wow so informative… Come on man you gotta be better, strive for the annoying status of house flies or the robbing robber fly! | ||
| Musca xanthomelas | Currently eying the xanthomeles fly suspiciously… why are they getting infected from wilderbeest? | Suspiciously wilderbeest activities reward |
Bacteria
They just lil things. Very funny shaped from rods to cones to balls to spaghetti noodles. They be good and they be bad. I heard that there are some several million to trillions of bacterial species in Earths history (OMG that is a lot, more bacteria species than there are stars in our galaxy). They are also EVERYWHERE, like literally everywhere from the deepest oceans, miles in the Earth, high in the atmosphere, in your body, on your body, on your femboy pillow, if your water bottle, in the clouds, in the god damn walls and everywhere else I did not mention (which is non because I mentioned every point in the universe, don’t ask).
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Plants
The plants, green* (those fuxkibg asterisk agian I swear) things that eat the Sun, ✨✨TASTE THE SUN✨✨. They be everywhere but not as everywhere as the bacteria fellas. They can be small like my mortal enemies Algae or tall like those redwoods in the “Kingdom of Redwoods”. It was a shame what happened to them, a global dominion until them flowers did a coup (Cretaceous Terrestrial Revolution). Don’t get me wrong I love the flowers but that was just plain dirty.
Grass
Buddies!!! These are my kin. What species of grass am I? I ain’t tellin :). They are very common forming entire biomes like the Savanna or the Great Plains. Very flammable and consumed by every livestock with a pulse.
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Algae and their lumps
The mortal enemies, enemies of the state and we should hate them. On this list is Algae, (some) mosses, Liverhorns and Hornworts.
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| Anthoceros angustus | Why is this guys genome studied so intensively? Also congratulations on being the “most intron-rich plant” I guess? Kinda sad that the most notable things about you is the parts that are spliced away. Gotta claim something to fame I guess… | “Most introns reward” lol this group is so pathetic that they have to get rewards like this to look good. Highest you’ll ever get is a D. | |
| Anthoceros angustifolius | BORINGBORINGBORINGBORING | F- - - - - | Not even an image :( |
| Anthoceros alpinus | He’s rare to find… lives way up there on them mountains in India. A seclusive one he is yes… | D- cuz he knows his place and stays isolated | So mysterious that no one had ever gotten an image of it… it’s like BIGFOOT! |
| Anthoceros adscendens | Floridian hornwort… wow | F- | |
| Anthoceros punctatus | WOW this guy STINKS! | F- | ![]() |
Geology
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| Cretaceous resinous interval | A time where the trees produced hot, sticky, warmmmm~ resin 🥰🥰🥰. The bugs be pestering you so what do you do? Trap them forever in a goo that is see through so that we can laugh at the bugs failure. | The stickiest reward |
To do list
Stuff that I plan to do that I may or may never do! feel free to do them if you feel like it!
Interstellar sulfur
- Unraveling sulfur chemistry in interstellar carbon oxide ices
- A detection of sulfur-bearing cyclic hydrocarbons in space
- Missing interstellar sulfur in inventories of polysulfanes and molecular octasulfur crowns
- Modeling sulfur depletion in interstellar clouds
- Cosmic Ray Irradiation of Interstellar Ices on Sulfur-Rich Grains: A Possible Source of Sulfur-Bearing Molecules
- Bottlenecks to interstellar sulfur chemistry. Sulfur-bearing hydrides in UV-illuminated gas and grains
List of solutions to the Fermi Paradox
Anton Petrov (science communicator)
Templates
Some stuff I am messing around with. I am horrible at the technical side of Wikipedia so this is where I am going to mess around
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