A Stone In Heaven, VII, p. 124.
In Miriam's centrum:
the chamber is dim;
meters flicker;
telltales blink;
the strong breeze outside is barely audible;
air is cool and moist;
currently, it smells of Terran seas;
the screen shows colors, perspectives and contours as perceived by a Ramnuan.
If we add that to the bright murals in the passages, then, in the space of two pages, Wainwright Station becomes a real place.
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Kaor, Paul!
And thank heaven for gravitics, maintaining a humanly comfortable one standard Terran gravity!
Ad astra! Sean
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