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==Description==
==Description==
Space is the layers of defined block volumes above where [[air]] exists. There is no barrier to reaching it other than the necessity of [[Construction|building]] a way to get there. Space is also extremely cold and has no visible [[Weather#Rain|precipitation]].
Space is the layers of defined block volumes above where [[air]] exists. There is no barrier to reaching it other than the necessity of [[Construction|building]] a way to get there. Space is also extremely cold and has no visible [[Weather#Rain|precipitation]] or obvious separation from the air layers.


==Effects==
==Effects==
Once a player has a [[blockhead]] reach space for the first time they will receive the [[achievement]] "[[Space Climber]]."
Once a player has a [[blockhead]] reach space for the first time they will receive the [[achievement]] "[[Space Climber]]."


Any time a blockhead's head is in space, its [[Air Bar]] will appear and begin decreasing eating kelp will increase the [[Air Bar]]. There is also a rare chance to the blockhead taking damage much as it would in cold [[weather]]. Wearing a [[Fur Coat]] will reduce the chance of the latter.
Any time a blockhead's head is in space, its [[Air Bar]] will appear and begin decreasing. Eating [[kelp]] will partially restore the air bar, but it will continue to reduce. There is also a chance of the blockhead taking additional damage much as it would in cold [[weather]]. Wearing a [[Fur Coat]] will reduce the chance of the latter.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
What most people call "space" is the rarefied layers or vacuum above the Earth's breathable atmosphere. While it can't be breathed, it isn't actually cold because vacuum doesn't conduct heat. The lack of air pressure can cause liquids to boil at lower temperatures, which may draw heat from objects they're touching. Yet objects in space can overheat more easily than they can freeze.
What most people call "space" is the rarefied layers or vacuum above the Earth's breathable atmosphere. While it can't be breathed, it isn't intrinsically cold because vacuum doesn't conduct heat. Instead, the lack of air pressure can cause liquids to boil at lower temperatures, which may draw heat from objects they're touching. Yet objects in space can overheat more easily than they can freeze.


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