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	Orra 4 was old. Incredibly, incredibly old. The planet almost certainly predated the rest of the Orra system, including the system's [[Orra\|sun]] itself. Advanced scientific instruments from the best laboratories in the Omniverse were assumed incorrect when Orra 4's age came back as being roughly 40 Nonillion years. Nevertheless, repeated tests by the [[NCRI]] found that the planet was mind-breakingly ancient. Readings also indicated there was a metal-rich, icy surface below Orra 4's thick cloud cover. Many suspected it might have had vast, habitable oceans, similar to [[Orra 2]] & [[Orra 3\|3]]. However, every expedition sent beneath the planet's cloud cover, including unmanned satellites or probes, lost signal after descending less than 100 feet into the planet's oxygen-rich atmosphere. As such, the true nature of Orra 4 remained a mystery for eons.		Orra 4 was old. Incredibly, incredibly old. The planet almost certainly predated the rest of the Orra system, including the system's [[Orra\|sun]] itself. Advanced scientific instruments from the best laboratories in the Omniverse were assumed incorrect when Orra 4's age came back as being roughly 40 Nonillion years. Nevertheless, repeated tests by the [[NCRI]] found that the planet was mind-breakingly ancient. Readings also indicated there was a metal-rich, icy surface below Orra 4's thick cloud cover. Many suspected it might have had vast, habitable oceans, similar to [[Orra 2]] & [[Orra 3\|3]]. However, every expedition sent beneath the planet's cloud cover, including unmanned satellites or probes, lost signal after descending less than 100 feet into the planet's oxygen-rich atmosphere. As such, the true nature of Orra 4 remained a mystery for eons.
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Orra 4 was old. Incredibly, incredibly old. The planet almost certainly predated the rest of the Orra system, including the system's [[Orra|sun]] itself. Advanced scientific instruments from the best laboratories in the Omniverse were assumed incorrect when Orra 4's age came back as being roughly 40 Nonillion years. Nevertheless, repeated tests by the [[NCRI]] found that the planet was mind-breakingly ancient. Readings also indicated there was a metal-rich, icy surface below Orra 4's thick cloud cover. Many suspected it might have had vast, habitable oceans, similar to [[Orra 2]] & [[Orra 3|3]]. However, every expedition sent beneath the planet's cloud cover, including unmanned satellites or probes, lost signal after descending less than 100 feet into the planet's oxygen-rich atmosphere. As such, the true nature of Orra 4 remained a mystery for eons.