《Museum of Exoplanetary Archaeology, Mars Colony 7 (Exoplanetary Archaeology Series, Vol 1 of 5)》Dangerous Tech: Exhibit No. 37
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Exhibit No. 37
Depiction of a cluster of incursion spheres designed to render a tiny region of a target planet hospitable to explorers/invaders vis a vis atmospheric pressure, temperature, moisture levels, and chemical composition. Clusters tuned to the conditions on TRAPPIST 1d have been found on neighboring 1e and 1f, and as far away as the Hamiltonian Desert on Tau Ceti f, although the technology is far too sophisticated to have originated in the TRAPPIST system. Hasty emulation of these still poorly understood artifacts was responsible for the runaway solidification of the Venusian atmosphere nearly 50 years ago, spawning the Remember Venus movement.
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A Virtual Invasion
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Duplicity
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Wishes
Kurt x Ram from heathers Based primarily off the musical[DISCONTINUED]Follow me please
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Queen of mean
So everyone has turned on Marinette believing Lila's lies. Adrien is a jerk and doesn't defend Marinette basically saying that the liers feelings are more important than his friends. Marinette moves on from them but them being the idiots they are continue to bully her.They demand that she continues to give her free stuff. Then they push it too far getting Marinette akumatised. What will they do with no ladybug to purify the akuma. Will Chat Noir still keep his miraculous. Heartbreak, crushes no more, friend loss are all in this book.Plz remember that I do not own miraculous tales of ladybug or the DC universe. Also I do not own most of the art work only the story line enjoy.✨✨✨Jenny
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do you
(JENLISA) "do you feel the same way too?"
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