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There was a young woman named Bright
Whose speed was much faster than light.
She set out one day
In a relative way,
And returned on the previous night.
— Geri Taran
finally, a game about extracting base elements out and synthesizing them into essential life support chemicals
In an experimental legal case, Eros [a near-earth asteroid] was claimed as property by Gregory W. Nemitz of OrbDev. According to the Homestead principle, Nemitz argued that he had the right to claim ownership of any celestial body that he made use of; he claimed he had designated Eros a spacecraft parking facility and wished to charge NASA a parking and storage fee of twenty cents per year for NEAR Shoemaker. Nemitz’s case was dismissed and an appeal denied.
Generation starships →
An excelent article reviewing generation starships in sci fi and their themes.
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