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'''Evensong''' is an orbital platform hanging between [[Wikipedia:Saturn|Saturn]] and [[Wikipedia:Uranus|Uranus]].{{book ref|Elysium}} It is the most remote of all the Outer Platforms, the farthest human outpost in deep-space. |
'''Evensong''' is an orbital platform hanging between [[Wikipedia:Saturn|Saturn]] and [[Wikipedia:Uranus|Uranus]].{{book ref|Elysium}} It is the most remote of all the Outer Platforms, the farthest human outpost in deep-space. |
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| − | Evensong is a flat piece of metal, fifty miles long, with buildings on both the top and bottom. It is surrounded by a bubble of air, and ESG generators (Element-specific gravity generators) give it gravity, while Fusion generators also help to make it habitable. |
+ | Evensong is a flat piece of metal, fifty miles long, with buildings on both the top and bottom. It is surrounded by a bubble of air, and ESG generators (Element-specific gravity generators) give it gravity, while Fusion generators also help to make it habitable. Many of Evensong's skyrises and towers are linked by walkways. It is the frontier of humanity's conquest in space. |
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| − | It is the frontier of humanities conquest in space. |
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Evensong is an orbital platform hanging between Saturn and Uranus.[1] It is the most remote of all the Outer Platforms, the farthest human outpost in deep-space.
Evensong is a flat piece of metal, fifty miles long, with buildings on both the top and bottom. It is surrounded by a bubble of air, and ESG generators (Element-specific gravity generators) give it gravity, while Fusion generators also help to make it habitable. Many of Evensong's skyrises and towers are linked by walkways. It is the frontier of humanity's conquest in space.
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