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[[Sheeana]] and [[Duncan]] and their crew would travel in the [[no-ship]] [[Ithaca]] until they had navigated to an [[interface]] between our membranous [[universe]] and the [[multiverse]]. Along that permeable edge, they would seek a porous [[wormhole]] to spiral into our [[neighborverse]]. The osmosis of moving between one universe and another with its own unique physics, would put considerable physical pressures on the [[humans]] to adapt to their new environment. Most would be naturally superhuman enough to morph successfuly. They are the Adams and Eves of a new kind of humanity. |
[[Sheeana]] and [[Duncan]] and their crew would travel in the [[no-ship]] [[Ithaca]] until they had navigated to an [[interface]] between our membranous [[universe]] and the [[multiverse]]. Along that permeable edge, they would seek a porous [[wormhole]] to spiral into our [[neighborverse]]. The osmosis of moving between one universe and another with its own unique physics, would put considerable physical pressures on the [[humans]] to adapt to their new environment. Most would be naturally superhuman enough to morph successfuly. They are the Adams and Eves of a new kind of humanity. |
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Latest revision as of 22:27, 28 November 2020
Sheeana and Duncan and their crew would travel in the no-ship Ithaca until they had navigated to an interface between our membranous universe and the multiverse. Along that permeable edge, they would seek a porous wormhole to spiral into our neighborverse. The osmosis of moving between one universe and another with its own unique physics, would put considerable physical pressures on the humans to adapt to their new environment. Most would be naturally superhuman enough to morph successfuly. They are the Adams and Eves of a new kind of humanity.