Discworld
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| Motto: "You Should Be Dancing" | |||||
| Anthem: "Le Freak" | |||||
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| Capital | Ankh-Morpork | ||||
| Previous capital | Tsort | ||||
| Largest city | Hunghung | ||||
| Official languages | Morporkian, Djelian, Agatean, Latatean, Llamadese, Gnomish, Dwarfish | ||||
| Government | Tyranny | ||||
| -Patrician | Lord Haverlock Vetinari | ||||
| -Pharaoh | Teppic | ||||
| -Other King | Verence of Lancre | ||||
| -King of Gods | Blind Io | ||||
| National Hero(es) | Captain Carrot | ||||
| Declaration of Formation | 1983 | ||||
| Currency | Ankh-Morpork Dollar | ||||
| Religion | {{{religion}}} | ||||
| Area | Radius is 5,000 miles, Area for a circle is Pi*r*r. You work it out. Remember to correct for mountains. | ||||
| Population density | Trolls tend to be quite dense. However, this is speciesm and I really did not just say that. So let's just leave it at that, okay? | ||||
| Ethnic groups | Dwarf: 29%; Troll:15%; Golem: 2.3%; Gargoyle: 2.3%; Wizard: 29.7%; Witch: 0.1%; Human: 0.7%; Undead (All species): 20%; God: 2.768939% | ||||
| National animal | That dog in the window | ||||
Discoworld is a planet that was discovered near the star G-890 by the space probe Potent Voyager in 1974. It has been the subject of a series of non-fiction exposes by anthropologist Terry Pratchett.
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Discoworld has been the subject of much controversy, particularly because of its obsession with a style of music that most people hate. Zecariah Endrikat, a scientist and spokesperson for NASA, has been quoted as saying, "The Discworld is an impossibility. It contradicts the laws of physics, biology, and Argentina (which forbid turtles larger than 12 metres in diameter). It cannot exist. It should not exist. And, when the government approves our funding for the development of a long range nuclear missile, it will not exist either".
However, some scientists, including biologist Fred Jones, say otherwise. According to Jones, "All life found on the surface of Discoworld is able to flawlessly perform the cha cha and this remarkable feat deserves to be preserved. Others say this is just further evidence that Dr Endrikat's plan is a good one.
[edit] Discworld (books)
There has been very little exploration of Discoworld to date, a fact that might have had something to do with Discoworld being about 35 billion miles away from the Earth. However, some exploration has been done by famed anthropolgist and biographer Terry Pratchett.
Pratchett, who previously worked at a nuclear power plant, had mutated to the extent that he could travel to Discoworld in a matter of minutes. He used this talent to research the world and write a series of books documenting his travels there.
The books are known for their bland and humorless recitation of the facts as well as their unhealthy obsession with orangutans. Jane Goodall has been quoted as saying "I like orangutans along with all other monkeys and all. but the man has got to know when to stop". Reports that Goodall was nearly beaten to death by a mysterious ape who emerged from between the shelves of her personal library remain unconfirmed.
Despite these criticisms, the books have become required reading for all university courses on astrozoology and magic.
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| Confirmed (Solar System): Freddy Mercury / Mercury | Venus | Luton | Earth/Lyons/iEarth/World | Disney World | Planet Hollywood | Mars | Planet Google | Globe | Jupiter | Saturn | Uranus / Youranus | Neptune | Magrathea | Pluto (planet) |
| Confirmed (Exosolar): An T'ark-Ti'kah | Uncyclopedia | Discworld |
| Dwarf planets: Ceres | Pluto | 2003 UB313 | |
| Unconfirmed: Garnox | Mantoobia | Unicron | Boob |
| Denied by CIA: Urth | Irk | Krypton | Michigan |
| In a galaxy far, far away: |
| Members of the Federation: Vulcan | Earth | Qo'noS | xxEarth Cxx |
| Loner Planets: Planet A | Planet AAA! | Wisconsin |
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