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Ithaca sports a fair robustly forested surface. The developments were made to store light and preserve natural lighting where possible. At the same time, the cities were developed to encourage night light during the long nights.<br><br> | Ithaca sports a fair robustly forested surface. The developments were made to store light and preserve natural lighting where possible. At the same time, the cities were developed to encourage night light during the long nights.<br><br> | ||
| − | Ithaca is known for its bio-engineering, in particular resins, and self | + | Ithaca is known for its bio-engineering, in particular resins, and self designing textiles and materials, although high tech, most of the human labor is relegated to gathering the raw materials, cleaning the waste products and dealing with the hazardous washes used to produce the materials and eliminate the byproducts.<br><br> |
Priam is mineral rich with a unique subduction system that creates considerable geological action along certain fault lines. It is dangerous business mining the faultlines, but far faster and more productive than digging. From Lava skimmers, to stone barges, the planet of Priam is a unique place. Despite the unusual geology, Priam still has millions of people. Most of them live with spitting distance of the faults, but a few have pushed into the rich loam hoping to supply cheaper foods to the locals than food brought in for offworld.<br><br> | Priam is mineral rich with a unique subduction system that creates considerable geological action along certain fault lines. It is dangerous business mining the faultlines, but far faster and more productive than digging. From Lava skimmers, to stone barges, the planet of Priam is a unique place. Despite the unusual geology, Priam still has millions of people. Most of them live with spitting distance of the faults, but a few have pushed into the rich loam hoping to supply cheaper foods to the locals than food brought in for offworld.<br><br> | ||
