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The document describes a new planet called Zeus, which is the biggest in the solar system. Zeus resembles Saturn but is blue and hosts life, including 13 moons. The alien species on Zeus, called the Laser Lords, speak the language Flubba and breathe air like humans. They are vegetarian and do not sleep. The habitat on Zeus features bright spiky plantlife that the Laser Lords enjoy eating under a sky with a mix of gases and air.
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The new planet
- 1. AND PEOPLE THE NEW PLANET
- 2. New planet The new planet is called Zeus. It is called Zeus because it is the biggest planet in the solar system. It looks like saturn but it is blue and has life on it. It has 13 moons.
- 3. ALIENS The people of Zeus speek the language flubba and breathes air like us. They are all vegitarian and never sleeps. Below is one of the plants what the aliens love. The alien species is called the lazer lords.
- 4. Planet habitat The habitat is full of bright spikeyplantlife that the laser lords love to eat. Ths sky is a mix of air and gases.
- 5. The end