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Anyone ever read 2061: Odyssey Three? If not, spoilers, I guess.

After Jupiter is transformed into the mini-sun Lucifer, Europa, the frozen world, changes. Instead of ice, it becomes water with spots of land, like islands. The Europans begin to reach towards intelligence, and a Monolith is placed there to help them.

Now, think. Atmosphere. Water. Islands.

Plot courses for Laythe!

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Anyone ever read 2061: Odyssey Three? If not, spoilers, I guess.

After Jupiter is transformed into the mini-sun Lucifer, Europa, the frozen world, changes. Instead of ice, it becomes water with spots of land, like islands. The Europans begin to reach towards intelligence, and a Monolith is placed there to help them.

Now, think. Atmosphere. Water. Islands.

Plot courses for Laythe!

Well, Jool is still a gas giant, so it could be orbiting vall (since it can't be in the lagrange point between jool and vall).

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Well, Jool is still a gas giant, so it could be orbiting vall (since it can't be in the lagrange point between jool and vall).

However, the Monolith only appeared after Europa thawed.

Vall does have some weird stuff, however.

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However, the Monolith only appeared after Europa thawed.

Vall does have some weird stuff, however.

Yes, but in 2001: A Space Odyssey, and in 2010: The Year We Make Contact, Jupiter is still a gas giant, and the monolith is in the Lagrange point between Jupiter and Europa. After Jupiter becomes a star, the Monolith appears on Europa. Since Vall is an analogue for Europa, I think it would be best to begin your search there. After all, it's after the research crew finds the monolith that Jupiter begins to compress to form a star.

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Yes, but in 2001: A Space Odyssey, and in 2010: The Year We Make Contact, Jupiter is still a gas giant, and the monolith is in the Lagrange point between Jupiter and Europa. After Jupiter becomes a star, the Monolith appears on Europa. Since Vall is an analogue for Europa, I think it would be best to begin your search there. After all, it's after the research crew finds the monolith that Jupiter begins to compress to form a star.

You're confusing Io with Europa.

The Chinese went to Europa.

THERE IS LIFE ON EUROPA. I REPEAT. THERE IS LIFE ON EUROPA.

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First of all, hi forum! Really enjoying this awesome game!

Now, I think I've found intelligent life signals in Laythe.

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As you may see in the cap, there is some kind of tril, with some huge steps on it.

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Here Pandora Rover analyzing it, still waiting for lab results.

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Any thoughts?

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I would suggest you rather point your ISA Mapsat towards Tylo instead...

The Munoliths are only to be found in the Kerbin-Mun-Minmus system. However, there are interesting things elsewhere...

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