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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
===Topography=== | ===Topography and ecology=== | ||
The Planet of Blue and Red was located in a binary star system consisting of a blue dwarf star and a red giant sun. The two stars were perpetually positioned forty-five degrees above opposite horizons—the blue dwarf in the east, and the red giant in the west. Due to the interlocking gravitational fields of the two stars, the Planet of Blue and Red was motionless and did not rotate—resulting in the planet's lack of a day-to-night cycle. The constant pulling or repelling between the two stars would eventually tear the planet apart. The stars both provided the world with a unique hue; half the planet was "colored" blue and the other half was red. The "Purple Line" was a relatively narrow region on the planet where the two hues mixed.{{Ref/Reuse|bcchaptprologue}} | The Planet of Blue and Red was located in a binary star system consisting of a blue dwarf star and a red giant sun. The two stars were perpetually positioned forty-five degrees above opposite horizons—the blue dwarf in the east, and the red giant in the west. Due to the interlocking gravitational fields of the two stars, the Planet of Blue and Red was motionless and did not rotate—resulting in the planet's lack of a day-to-night cycle. The constant pulling or repelling between the two stars would eventually tear the planet apart. The stars both provided the world with a unique hue; half the planet was "colored" blue and the other half was red. The "Purple Line" was a relatively narrow region on the planet where the two hues mixed.{{Ref/Reuse|bcchaptprologue}} | ||