Click to view our Accessibility Statement or contact us with accessibility-related questions

[JELLY KEY] The rejuvenation ages of lost cities keycaps

more_vert
Resin keycaps: https://www.jellykey.com/artisan-keycaps/the-rejuvenation-ages-of-lost-cities
These cites seems to have been decaying for a long time, but there is such lively floristic composition, why?
search

search
Taking place 251 to 199 million years ago and being likely mentioned as the time period causing evolution of dinosaurs, the Triassic period was a violent time in Earth’s history yet also a time of tremendous rejuvenation. They proved that by the end of the period 199 million years ago, tectonic forces had slowly begun to split the supercontinent Pangaea in two: Laurasia and Gondwana. However, our new keycaps’ designs are inspired from a subcontinent whose existence is known by no one. The subcontinent was floating away far from the well known grand ones, which kept it from the dominance of dinosaurs in the Jurassic.
search

The subcontinent then also experienced some big mass extinctions as same as the other parts of the planet. Known as “the great dying” in modern time, the Frostbite with volcanic eruptions, climate change, massive explosion had left the lost cities in devastation. Fortunately, with modern infrastructure, the cities and their citizens has survived through those massive attacks. The great success of the cities was helped by their spiky armour. Their deep roots stirred up the earth releasing nutrients while their leaves release the amount of oxygen three times as much as the trees in our continents. This might have triggered the amazing recovery of life after the worst-ever mass extinction
search
search
search
search
MX stem
Backlit
SA profile R1, R3 and Cherry profile
Design and Handcrafted by Jelly Key
https://www.jellykey.com/artisan-keycaps/the-rejuvenation-ages-of-lost-cities
(Edited)
3
Comment
remove_red_eye
341

search
close

Let’s get the conversation started!

Be the first to comment.

Related Posts
Trending Posts in Mechanical Keyboards