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  • 550 weeks
    Okay so I'm gonna start writing again

    Hello, all 13 of my followers! I am going to start writing my story again, First Contact: From the Mouths of the Ponies

    Sorry about how long it's taken me, but I hope you can forgive me for holy shit a little over a year

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  • 580 weeks
    bleh

    Sorry guys I'm not dead I just have been without a stable net for a long while
    I still don't have one, I just had a brief moment of unsecured connection at this moment
    Sorry, probably going to disappear for a while again :c

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  • 607 weeks
    This is awesome

    This is a camera, that is capable of taking slow motion imaging...


    At a rate such that a beam of light can be captured in slow motion.

    That's a trillion frames per second.

    That is just amazing.

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  • 608 weeks
    Chapter 2 info

    Earthbound- A term used to describe human culture or things associated with human culture from before the mid 22nd century.

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  • 608 weeks
    Chapter 2 info

    Earthbound- A term used to describe human culture or things associated with human culture from before the mid 22nd century.

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Aug
21st
2012

Some etymology for Lear · 4:03pm Aug 21st, 2012

Each of the Gas Giants major orbital cities is named according to their world.

Jovia is obvious, as something from Jupiter is "Jovian"

Chronberg is also along those same lines, As something from Saturn is "Chronian"

Posieopolis is because the Greek name for Neptune is Poseidon. Also obvious.



So why is Lear called Lear?

The reason is that unlike the other planets, who's moons are named after greek mythological stuff, Uranus follows a different naming pattern. Every Uranian satellite is named after either a character from a book titled "The Rape of Lock", or characters from Shakespearean plays. I decided this naming pattern would extend to even the artificial ones, as a tradition. So, the city of Lear is named after King Lear, from Shakespeare's play, King Lear.


More you know, I guess.

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