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DreamWorld Overview
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DreamWorld Overview
DreamWorld is described as a massive, open-world, creative MMO.
According to the Chief Creative Officer, Zach, DreamWorld is “The endgame, it’s every genre, every game, every style, all wrapped into one.” The development of DreamWorld is largely procedurally generated, with community-created content being the focus of the game as a whole.
FEAUTRESThe infinite open world MMO Sculpt the world and create with a massive catalog of objects One single world, millions of players Explore thousands of unique biomes Fight and tame DreamWorld's incredible creatures . Read more on mmorpg.comAbout this in other media
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07.02 / 06:33
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Earth
Awesome! WATCH as NASA camera shows photo of Moon crossing the Earth
A unique photo of the Moon moving in front of the sunlit side of Earth was captured by NASA and it is simply awesome. The combo photos actually show the Moon moving in its orbit with Earth in the background. What is more, the NASA camera took photos of the dark side of the Moon! ANother amazing thing is the Earth rotating in the background. NASA's Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera (EPIC) took these wondrous images. The series of images displaying the fully illuminated 'dark side' of the moon that is never visible from Earth was shared by NASA Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) satellite six years ago. Though the DSCOVR’s primary mission is real-time solar wind monitoring for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA); the four-megapixel CCD camera and telescope EPIC on it maintains a constant view of the fully illuminated Earth as it rotates.