The original format of Sedna, which was posted from 2016 to 2018.
WHAAAAT?! A boy? What boy? Who could it possibly be?
Place your bets people! ALL WILL BE REVEALED…
…soon™.
(I hope everyone likes comics with Sedna pulling a new stupid face in every panel, because they’re really fun to draw)
BUNNNNNY! Hope everyone had an awesome Christmas. I don’t know if I did, because I write these descriptions well in advance.
It’s Christmas Eve! Enjoy this comic about having to get up for school, on a day when literally no-one has to get up for school! (This is the downside of doing comics way in advance.)
This is one of those facts I just can’t get my mind around no matter how much I think about it. Not only is the universe really really big, but atoms are really really tiny. Not to mention the fact that atoms are massive when compared to subatomic particles like neutrinos.
Fun Fact: A single speck of dust is halfway in size between a neutrino and the entire solar system… think about that for a second.
Also anyone who hasn’t tried the Scale of the Universe flash game, I seriously recommend you check it out right now. It will hurt your brain. In a good way.
Gotta’ prepare for your future career.
Obviously they do gerbil science, like testing how many of your young you can eat in microgravity.
This is probably how they became friends.
Technically Pluto is a dwarf planet, so the pun sorta’ still works. Stop whining Sedna.
Maybe this should be the ‘plane-eating-tree’ like the kite-eating-tree in Peanuts.
Harsh.
But seriously, I understand people’s natural desire to assign some romantic meaning to stars (or planets), like making them represent a story, a person, the future, or whatever; but what could possibly be more romantic than being a 2 Octillion tonne thermonuclear plasma bomb? Or a backwards-spinning greenhouse volcano world which crushes spaceships?