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The TV series "Marvel's Agents of Shield" has followed the typical Joss Whedon change of format every season trope. The 2015 season culminated with visits to an extrasolar planet. It is depicted as having no sun. Therefore it is either a planemo or the moon of a substellar object. If this were so, the surface of the planet should be around 10 degrees Kelvin. The plot describes that the world has internal heat source. As there is no evidence of volcanism on this world, the alternative would be heat from radioactive decay. In that case the Shield agents should have received enough rads to glow in the dark. I have mercifully provided a light source.

"Agents of Shield" and "Hydra" (c) Marvel Comics

art & text (c) John P. Alexander

2.5" x 3.5" art card rendered in Prismacolor pencils, Tombow markers and acrylics.

Description
The TV series "Marvel's Agents of Shield" has followed the typical Joss Whedon change of format every season trope. The 2015 season culminated with visits to an extrasolar planet. It is depicted as having no sun. Therefore it is either a planemo or the moon of a substellar object. If this were so, the surface of the planet should be around 10 degrees Kelvin. The plot describes that the world has internal heat source. As there is no evidence of volcanism on this world, the alternative would be heat from radioactive decay. In that case the Shield agents should have received enough rads to glow in the dark. I have mercifully provided a light source.

"Agents of Shield" and "Hydra" (c) Marvel Comics

art & text (c) John P. Alexander

2.5" x 3.5" art card rendered in Prismacolor pencils, Tombow markers and acrylics.