Chapter 03: Great Launch Log
Since the solar flare, something has changed inside the Gumball Machine. It's not always dispensing gumballs.
It's launching them into orbit at speeds between eleven and one hundred and ninety nine kilometers every second. You can see for yourself at the Launch Log.
In orbit, the gumballs twist, glow, and pulse — their surfaces warping under some unknown pressure. Every hour they change, almost as if evolving. And now, after six hours in orbit, they’ve started to… solidify. To become.
The Telescope is tracking them all. A Gumball Launch Log records every departure. And if you’ve launched at least one yourself, you’re now eligible to discover them.
Its distance travelled? Calculated to the exact kilometre. And the Longest Journeys are being watched very closely.
There will be prizes.
And maybe… answers.
There are 28 new Planet Gumballs you can win whenever there is a Solar Flare weather event
During a Solar Flare weather event, the Gumball Machine has these changes:
⋅ The price to use it changes based on the number of Players Online and there is a chance that any gumball you win shoots out into orbit
⋅ When this happens, it's speed is randomly selected (between 11km/s and 199km/s) and recorded on the Gumball Launch Log
⋅ Gumballs in orbit change every hour. After 6 Hours of travelling, these gumballs turn into Planet Gumballs and are ready to be discovered
⋅ For every gumball you put into orbit, you are able to visit the Telescope to try and discover a random planet
⋅ The more gumballs you launch into orbit, the more you are able to discover!
⋅ When you do, it's total distance will be calculated and you will win the Planet Gumball prize
⋅ At the end of the event, those at the top of the Distance Travelled List
will win prizes - including 
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