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| + | |Did you know that even then, with computers and libraries and all kinds of reminders, we found it easy to forget where we came from? |
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| + | '''Earth''', sometimes called the '''Old Earth''', is the home planet of humans in the [[Cytoverse]].{{book ref|sky1|1}} |
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| + | During the early days of humanity's contact with aliens, Earth was ruled by a single institution called the [[United Governments]], aided by the [[United Intelligence Bureau]]. The [[Phone Company]], the telecom that served as the liaisons between humanity and aliens, was also headquartered there.{{book ref|elysium}} Over time, however, the planet grew largely irrelevant.{{book ref|sky1|45}} Even its location seems to have been forgotten, with some people incorrectly speculating that [[Detritus]] might be Earth's ruins.{{book ref|sky1|13}} Nonetheless, both astrophysical data and numerous historical records of Old Earth remain within humanity's and [[Superiority]]'s data banks.{{book ref|sky1|37}}{{book ref|sky2|18}} |
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| + | By the time the Superiority became a major power, Earth appears to have vanished.{{book ref|sky2|18}} Whether it simply means it can't be found on any star charts, or if it's somehow no longer where it should be, is unclear. |
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| − | '''Earth''' is the home planet of the humans and the location of the [[Phone Company]].{{book ref|Defending Elysium}} At some point it vanished.{{book ref|sky2|18}} |
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Revisión del 08:16 2 abr 2022
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“Did you know that even then, with computers and libraries and all kinds of reminders, we found it easy to forget where we came from? ”
Earth, sometimes called the Old Earth, is the home planet of humans in the Cytoverse.[2]
During the early days of humanity's contact with aliens, Earth was ruled by a single institution called the United Governments, aided by the United Intelligence Bureau. The Phone Company, the telecom that served as the liaisons between humanity and aliens, was also headquartered there.[3] Over time, however, the planet grew largely irrelevant.[1] Even its location seems to have been forgotten, with some people incorrectly speculating that Detritus might be Earth's ruins.[4] Nonetheless, both astrophysical data and numerous historical records of Old Earth remain within humanity's and Superiority's data banks.[5][6]
By the time the Superiority became a major power, Earth appears to have vanished.[6] Whether it simply means it can't be found on any star charts, or if it's somehow no longer where it should be, is unclear.