The giant amorphous creature is thousands of miles large and seems to be made out of some unusual kinds of matter and/or antimatter. It is known to exert attraction over spaceships and interfere with their workings, and stays alive by consuming entire planets, asteroids and ships. The negative energy it generates causes disease and exhaustion in humanoid lifeforms and creates a zone of darkness, annihilating regular energy in a similar manner to which antimatter annihilates matter. Within the negative field strange things can happen, for example: activating backward thrust could cause the ship to go forward instead, though the exact motive behind this remains unexplained. Although vast, this single-celled organism is extremely simple, actually, and reproduces itself by means of binary fiss
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| - The giant amorphous creature is thousands of miles large and seems to be made out of some unusual kinds of matter and/or antimatter. It is known to exert attraction over spaceships and interfere with their workings, and stays alive by consuming entire planets, asteroids and ships. The negative energy it generates causes disease and exhaustion in humanoid lifeforms and creates a zone of darkness, annihilating regular energy in a similar manner to which antimatter annihilates matter. Within the negative field strange things can happen, for example: activating backward thrust could cause the ship to go forward instead, though the exact motive behind this remains unexplained. Although vast, this single-celled organism is extremely simple, actually, and reproduces itself by means of binary fiss
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| - The giant amorphous creature is thousands of miles large and seems to be made out of some unusual kinds of matter and/or antimatter. It is known to exert attraction over spaceships and interfere with their workings, and stays alive by consuming entire planets, asteroids and ships. The negative energy it generates causes disease and exhaustion in humanoid lifeforms and creates a zone of darkness, annihilating regular energy in a similar manner to which antimatter annihilates matter. Within the negative field strange things can happen, for example: activating backward thrust could cause the ship to go forward instead, though the exact motive behind this remains unexplained. Although vast, this single-celled organism is extremely simple, actually, and reproduces itself by means of binary fission.
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