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Dear Condor,
I think it’s a lovely idea for us to celebrate “together” and to be looking
at the same stars at the same time. From where I’m standing, Libra is as
good of a selection as any. I don’t otherwise have any favorite stars or
constellations, and it sounds like you don’t either. I do like to look at
them, and didn’t even think about the fact that you can’t unless someone
gives you access. So I guess the toxic gases in your atmosphere sit low
enough that there are pockets of clean air above it. According to my
research that I just did ten minutes ago, Mauna Kea isn’t even the highest
peak in the world, so there must be a decent number of these undomed safe
zones. Did you and your father transport people to and from these places
too, or just the domes? To answer your question, we do have our own
observatory that I can access through a tunnel. If we time it right, I won’t
have to worry about registering for remote viewing, or anything. There will
be a sliver of time where no one’s using it, and I’m sure I could ask for
permission. It was one of the first things they built, so they could track
the Valkyries, but it’s not as good as the one you’ll be seeing through, and
isn’t all that important anymore. I never said, but our settlement is not
the ideal location for a large telescope, so our main one was built at an
outpost several kilometers away. A small team operates there in person while
researchers use the data as needed, and allowed, remotely. Since our local
observatory doesn’t serve that much purpose, I doubt I would have much
resistance if I just ask to set up my little one-person birthday party
there. As far as the clothing goes, send me the design for the outfit, and
I’ll have it made. I’m in need of some new clothes anyway, so it won’t break
my budget to buy something. In fact, I usually get myself something special
around my birthday anyway. I obviously get a discount if I return material
for recycling, and I’m done with some of my old stuff.
Searching for Australia through the telescope,
Corinthia
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