Planet Astra:

Star: Solara
Topographic Features: Astra is a lush, tropical world covered in dense rainforests and
massive, active volcanoes.
Water Availability: Abundant freshwater lakes and rivers, but much of it is contaminated by
toxic plant life.
Atmospheric Conditions: Astra has a thick, oxygen-rich atmosphere with frequent lightning
storms and hurricane-force winds.
Crisis: Astra's active volcanoes frequently erupt, causing seismic disturbances and surface
upheaval. The micro-organism struggles to find stable niches to colonize as the planet's
geological activity reshapes its landscape.
Atmospheric Composition: Astra's atmosphere is primarily composed of oxygen (25%),
nitrogen (70%), and trace amounts of carbon dioxide (0.5%) and water vapor (4.5%).
Temperature: Astra experiences a tropical climate with temperatures ranging from 25°C
(77°F) during the day to 15°C (59°F) at night.
Radiation Levels: Astra experiences moderate levels of radiation, primarily from solar
radiation due to its proximity to its parent star, Solara. Protective measures may be
necessary for prolonged exposure to prevent genetic damage.

Planet Valora:

Star: Novaheim
Topographic Features: Valora is a desert planet with vast dunes, deep canyons, and
towering mesas.
Water Availability: Scarce underground reservoirs and oases are the only sources of water.
Atmospheric Conditions: Valora has a thin, dusty atmosphere with frequent sandstorms and
extreme temperature variations.
Crisis Problem: Valora experiences relentless dust storms that not only disrupt the
micro-organism's ability to anchor itself but also erode its protective coatings, rendering it
vulnerable to the abrasive conditions.
Atmospheric Composition: Valora has a thin atmosphere composed mainly of carbon dioxide
(95%) with traces of nitrogen (4%) and argon (1%).
Temperature: Valora's surface is scorching, with daytime temperatures reaching up to 50°C
(122°F) and dropping to -30°C (-22°F) at night.
Radiation Levels: Valora has relatively low radiation levels, as it lacks a substantial
atmosphere to shield against cosmic radiation. However, the planet's extreme temperatures
and abrasive dust storms pose more immediate threats to the micro-organism

Planet Aquanis:

Star: Hydros
Topographic Features: Aquanis is an oceanic world with no solid landmasses, only massive
floating kelp forests and underwater caves.
Water Availability: Abundant saltwater oceans, but freshwater is extremely rare.
Atmospheric Conditions: Aquanis has a dense, humid atmosphere with constant rainfall and
powerful water spouts.
Crisis Problem: Aquanis is home to turbulent underwater currents and massive underwater
caves. The Micro-organism faces difficulties in maintaining a consistent habitat due to
constantly shifting underwater landscapes
Atmospheric Composition: Aquanis has a dense atmosphere consisting of nitrogen (75%),
oxygen (23%), and trace amounts of carbon dioxide (2%).
Temperature: Aquanis maintains a stable temperature of around 10°C (50°F) throughout its
deep oceans due to geothermal heat sources.
Radiation Levels: Aquanis has minimal radiation exposure, thanks to its dense atmosphere
and deep oceanic environment. The microorganism faces little risk from harmful radiation but
must adapt to underwater conditions.

Planet Ignis:

Star: Pyroxis
Topographic Features: Ignis is a volcanic wasteland with rivers of molten lava, obsidian
mountains, and geysers of fiery gas.
Water Availability: Virtually no liquid water, only pockets of steam and boiling mud.
Atmospheric Conditions: Ignis has a toxic atmosphere filled with sulfuric gases and extreme
heat.
Crisis Problem: Ignis's molten lava flows and noxious volcanic gases create unpredictable
environmental challenges. The micro-organism must find a way to coexist with these
extreme conditions without being incinerated or suffocated.
Atmospheric Composition: Ignis's atmosphere is thick and composed mainly of sulfur dioxide
(85%), with traces of nitrogen (10%) and carbon dioxide (5%).
Temperature: Ignis is extremely hot, with surface temperatures exceeding 500°C (932°F)
near volcanic vents.
Radiation Levels: Ignis experiences high levels of radiation due to its close proximity to its
parent star, Pyroxis. The micro-organism must develop robust radiation-resistant
mechanisms to survive in this hostile environment.

Planet Zephyria:

Star: Aeolus
Topographic Features: Zephyria is a floating landmass in the sky, with vast floating islands
and deep chasms.
Water Availability: Limited freshwater sources on the islands, but a seemingly infinite supply
of cloud vapor.
Atmospheric Conditions: Zephyria has a thin but breathable atmosphere with constant
high-speed winds and electrical storms.
Crisis Problem: Zephyria's floating islands are prone to sudden altitude changes and
electromagnetic storms. The microrganism's adaptations for stability and electromagnetic
resilience are put to the test as it navigates these turbulent skies.
Atmospheric Composition: Zephyria's atmosphere is composed primarily of nitrogen (80%),
oxygen (18%), and trace amounts of argon (1%) and carbon dioxide (1%).
Temperature: Zephyria's high-altitude islands experience a wide temperature range, with
daytime temperatures around 30°C (86°F) and nighttime temperatures dropping to -20°C
(-4°F).
Radiation Levels: Zephyria has low to moderate radiation levels, with occasional spikes
during electromagnetic storms. The micro-organism needs to incorporate electromagnetic
shielding and adapt to fluctuations in radiation.

You must explain how each micro-organism would adapt to the following conditions:
● Temperatures
● atmospheric pressure
● toxic atmosphere
● radiation
● lack of organic compounds
● Self-subsistence

You must also mention how it will thrive in those conditions.