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Phaethon added a quote, who knew what a million-year-old planet-sized brain could do? Who knew how fast it could build its fastest messengers, now that it knew what space travel was?, to the book: Valuable Humans in Transit and Other Stories
Phaethon added a quote, We believe that at one point this planet had intelligent inhabitants. Their nanotechnology was advanced, significantly more advanced than ours is, even now. They, whoever they were, did what the Unknown Miman did. They created a nanobot with a very simple set of instructions: while one, propagate., to the book: Valuable Humans in Transit and Other Stories
Phaethon added a quote, Here was a planet, not substantially bigger than Sun/Earth, in a very Sun/Earth-like orbit around a very Sun-like single star, yet absolutely perfectly smooth — a blank slate, an oblate spheroid with an equatorial radius of 7,988 kilometres and a polar radius of 7,966, smooth to as many decimal places as the Ulver's instruments could determine. There was no trace of atmosphere, nor of variation in the pale grey colouring of its surface. There were no mountains, no tectonic plates, no plateaus, no geographical features, nothing., to the book: Valuable Humans in Transit and Other Stories
Phaethon added a quote, The mothership led a 500-strong fleet of smaller, crewed craft, connected invisibly to it by fine holeworm threads., to the book: Valuable Humans in Transit and Other Stories
Phaethon added a quote, How many roads must a man walk down? Forty-two., to the book: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
