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"...science fiction is sort of like a sociological genome. It's a huge range of possible futures, most of them useless; some vital. You never really know in advance."
- Peter Watts
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| New Suns From Old | ||
| Creating new stars by crashing together the cinders of dead stars. |
| They saw the humans of the micro-cosmos perform stupendous feats, moving planets from dead suns to other stars that still had some life, crashing dark stars together to form new molten suns.
 (Creation of Suns from 'The Cosmic Pantograph' by Edmond Hamilton) But these measures could not halt even for a moment the colossal process of dissolution and death. Like a candle flickering out, the microcosmos approached its end. Inside the sphere, only a few ominous red sparks of old, dying suns now glimmered in the blackness. |
| Technovelgy from The Cosmic Pantograph,
by Edmond Hamilton. Published by Wonder Stories in 1935 Additional resources -
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