UltimateWarhound

  I visited a planet that existed for a day. It was a barren planet, devoid of all life. No plants, animals, or even water could be seen. Instead, rock, and a deep, dark blue gelatinous substance that stretched as far as the eye could see in one direction, took their place. The air was thick and the heat was suffocating. Despite the fact that a sun was visible in the sky, the stars and planets and vacuum of space were clear to see. I stood on the precipice of a cliff, overlooking the swaying "ocean" below. The wind blew, and there was a heavy smell in the air that reminded me of the smell that precedes rain and lingers long after it is go

 I visited a planet that existed for a day. It was a barren planet, devoid of life. No plants, animals, or even water could be seen. Instead, rock, and a dark blue gelatinous substance that stretched as far as the eye could see in one direction, took their place. The air was thick and the heat was suffocating. Despite the fact that a sun was visible in the sky, the stars and planets, and vacuum of space were clear to see. I stood on the precipice of a cliff, overlooking the gelatinous "ocean" below. Directly above the sun shrunk smaller and smaller as time passed. It didn't move in any direction, keeping its position directly above. It si