(I had to retype this, argh).
The Solar System: A suggestion solar system simulation.
Another go at forum games. Since I'm not very creative, I'll leave the creativity to you guys.
Rules:
1: Don't go too fast. You should plan your suggestions to be within less than or exactly 500,000 years*. *(Or whatever, just around that amount of time).
2: No stupid suggestions. How do you know something classifies as stupid? Read it yourself. If it seems like that would never happen in real life, then that's likely a stupid suggestion.
3: You can Veto. You can also support something. ONLY ONE THING CAN HAPPEN AT A TIME.
Goal: There is no goal. The Goal is to play until I, or you get bored. You can make your own goals if you want, though the game won't stop if you reached your goal.
When a majority votes that the system is "done". You are allowed to go back in time to another brand new system. Beware though: You cannot go back.
The beginning:
In the beginning, there was a single red Supergiant (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supergiant) star. And nothing else.
Then a flash, the sun had gone supernova. The star had reached the end of it's lifetime.
A large cloud of gas was sent into space, within that cloud, a star was born, our sun.
What kind of star is our sun? (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stellar_classification#Yerkes_spectral_classification) (note: It cannot be a super or hyper giant).
What is it's name?
(http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/8339/thesolarsystem1.png)
Bodies: None.
Posting before I have to write this all over again. :P
Know what? How about the next turn?
A compromise between both suggestions, we get a green sub-giant.
And lo and behold, a sun was born, a green sub-giant. The green glow emanating throughout the gas cloud. (THE STAR STILL HAS NO NAME)
Slowly, clumps of rocks formed. asteroids have been born.
What happens now?
(http://img532.imageshack.us/img532/7608/thesolarsystem2.png)
Bodies:
(Unnamed), a green sub-giant.
Slowly, the gas clumped together to form a gas giant! it orbits the habitable zone, and pulls in a large amount of planetoids, though most asteroids are pulled into the gas giant before they can settle in a ring. It has two ear-... Well, one earth sized moon. the second one was knocked by a planetoid further out, to the cold end of the habitable zone. Well, you did expect that to happen right?
The moon is tidally locked to the gas giant. It has huge amounts of volcanic activity due to the pull of the gas giant.
The planet is being bombarded heavily by asteroids. It has traces of an atmosphere. It has a small planetary ring. It has basic plate tectonics.
What now, planet builders?
(http://img25.imageshack.us/img25/4559/thesolarsystem3.png)
Out of the clouds, several planets. The inner one is eternally molten, twice as large as Mercury. The next is akin to Mercury. The third is seven times as large as the earth, it's large gravity pulls in many asteroids, it is quickly enveloped in clouds of greenhouse gasses. Then a forth one, right between the third planet and the gas giant, it is ripped apart by the alternating gravity, leaving a cluster of molten pieces.
Slowly, the gas giant flings many asteroids into a large belt at the edge of the system.
Then, a small gas (ice) "giant" is created with a moon, though the gravitational pull of Aokaze overwhelms the small gravity of the gas (ice) giant, and pulls the moon into orbit of the cold planet, slinging the planet slightly closer to Aokaze. The moon is half the size of the cold planet.
Slowly, the cold planet solidifies.
NAMES ARE NEEDED FOR A LOT OF PLANETS BOYS. GET TACTICAL, MARINES CREATIVE, PLAYERS!
What now?
(http://img192.imageshack.us/img192/2673/thesolarsystem4.png)
1: Green sub-giant, Aokaze.
2: Unnamed molten planet.
3: Unnamed Mercury-type planet.
4: Unnamed super-Venus type planet.
5: Unnamed remains of a planet.
6: Unnamed gas giant.
6-1: Unnamed earth sized Io type planet.
7: Unnamed rock planet.
7-1: Unnamed rock moon.
8: Unnamed ice giant.
9: Unnamed asteroid belt.