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the colossus tear in a nutshell
Introduction
As we approach the 10 cycle anniversary of our System’s most recent calamity, it felt poignant to revisit my thoughts on the event with the insight afforded by a decade of observation and experimentation. As is so often the case in research, each step toward understanding only serves to further highlight how little we know, though I do feel I can speak with certainty on several conclusions.
In the time since the Tear, I—along with my esteemed colleagues Professors Locke and Kherza—have conducted extensive investigations into the cause and nature of the cataclysm. Through generous contributions from the Expedition Front, Bharvale University, and (notably, to a lesser extent) the Central Meridian Interplanetary Committee (CMIC), we have made great strides in our understanding of the event — though were it not for certain obstructions, those strides might have taken us a damn sight further down the path by now…
In any case, it is my academic duty to share that which might help our System as a collective to understand the events that shaped it, and continue to shape it. To that end, I give you: The Colossus Tear in a Nutshell.
Before the Tear
Examining the Cataclysm: Thoughts, Theories, Speculation
Charting the Invisible Landscape
Astrophysiology in a Nutshell
A Note on Travelling Intradimensionally
Professor Alberich Canderwell, OME is a leading expert in contemporary astropolitics, and is widely considered to be the System’s foremost authority on The Chaos. He currently lectures on Modern History and Political Duplicity at the University of Bharvale, and has co-authored several works on the astrodynamics of cosmic architecture with long-standing collaborators Rufus Locke & Eveyln Kherza. Alberich currently resides on Midhaven, along with his extensive array of rare books, his flock of tantarian fangles, and his collection of vintage soaps.
Image courtesy of the Expedition Front
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