Probably the biggest problem in the Universe is the Horizon Problem. It involves the similarity of entities in space so far apart that light from one can’t have reached the other in the time available since the Big Bang. Another way of putting this is…
…erm…
…nah, I’ve got nothing. It’s very complicated, and it’s big.
Except in CUE, where it’s exactly the same size as all other cards. The Horizon Problem gives a very healthy buff to all Science cards, but it demands to be played on its own. Worth a slot in your deck? That’s for you to decide.
Available in today’s Great Beyond pack, it’s much easier to grasp than the science behind it.
Also - overnight the Herbivores returned, in coin pack form, complete with the new Herbivore-buffing Chilesaurus. Brr.
Probably the biggest problem in the Universe is the Horizon Problem. It involves the similarity of entities in space so far apart that light from one can’t have reached the other in the time available since the Big Bang. Another way of putting this is…
…erm…
…nah, I’ve got nothing. It’s very complicated, and it’s big.
Except in CUE, where it’s exactly the same size as all other cards. The Horizon Problem gives a very healthy buff to all Science cards, but it demands to be played on its own. Worth a slot in your deck? That’s for you to decide.
Available in today’s Great Beyond pack, it’s much easier to grasp than the science behind it.
Also - overnight the Herbivores returned, in coin pack form, complete with the new Herbivore-buffing Chilesaurus. Brr.
