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What would an alien world with oceans of vinegar instead of saltwater be like?
Would the atmosphere be air or something else?
Since I could easily say the lifeforms living there breath air different than us.
The whole reason for this is I want to see bio-propelled rocket lifeforms. Take a tiny low mass animal, have them suck up some vinegar into a body pounch, mix in some natural body deposits of something like baking soda but with more kick and boom! Expel the exhaust from body nozzles.
Creatutes can launch into the air higher than if they just jumped.
Gravity is 1g.
would also presume both skin and bone would need to be ulra resistant against corrosion, as that is what vinegar does long term. More than water.
What can you think up?
Would the atmosphere be air or something else?
Since I could easily say the lifeforms living there breath air different than us.
The whole reason for this is I want to see bio-propelled rocket lifeforms. Take a tiny low mass animal, have them suck up some vinegar into a body pounch, mix in some natural body deposits of something like baking soda but with more kick and boom! Expel the exhaust from body nozzles.
Creatutes can launch into the air higher than if they just jumped.
Gravity is 1g.
would also presume both skin and bone would need to be ulra resistant against corrosion, as that is what vinegar does long term. More than water.
What can you think up?