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October 6th, 2010
It was announced today that a deep-space mining ship stumbled upon a previously unknown world in the Nubian Expanse that appears to have suffered a nuclear holocaust. This planet, 433 Spidau, brings the number of known sapient species destroyed by nuclear war to seven. “All evidence points to a massive exchange of nuclear weapons some 1,000 years ago. Scans indicate at least ninety cities reduced to rubble that still bear radioactive markers,” said Narid Jarwinar of the Salarian Institute for Exo-Archeological Research. “Reaching the nuclear threshold seems to be an important epoch in any civilization’s evolution. This discovery is just another reminder that surviving the threshold is by no means guaranteed. Yet each race we discover is another potential treasure trove of new information and news ways of looking at the universe. It’s also proof that every race — even ones separated by vast gulfs of space — face the same universal struggle for survival.”
Tags: 433 Spidau, Narid Jarwinar, Salarian Institute for Exo-Archeological Research
October 6th, 2010
It was announced today that a deep-space mining ship stumbled upon a previously unknown world in the Nubian Expanse that appears to have suffered a nuclear holocaust. This planet, 433 Spidau, brings the number of known sapient species destroyed by nuclear war to seven. “All evidence points to a massive exchange of nuclear weapons some 1,000 years ago. Scans indicate at least ninety cities reduced to rubble that still bear radioactive markers,” said Narid Jarwinar of the Salarian Institute for Exo-Archeological Research. “Reaching the nuclear threshold seems to be an important epoch in any civilization’s evolution. This discovery is just another reminder that surviving the threshold is by no means guaranteed. Yet each race we discover is another potential treasure trove of new information and news ways of looking at the universe. It’s also proof that every race — even ones separated by vast gulfs of space — face the same universal struggle for survival.”
Tags: 433 Spidau, Narid Jarwinar, Salarian Institute for Exo-Archeological Research