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[wins]

[ the video opens and it's just a view of the night sky from the roof of the mac, clouds drifting overhead and then dark blue encompassing the entire frame. it's a moment or two before jim starts to speak. ]

It's nice that the stars haven't changed much. Even if you can't really see them in a city this size because of all the light pollution. Which is bullshit, everyone should get a chance to see them light up the sky, since not everyone can see them from up there. Yet, at least.

[ there's a bit of a pause before jim sighs quietly ]

How many of you have actually been up there? Anybody done it in this universe or just back home?

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voice;

[leaps]

[ oh so this is obviously a post designed to make sulu miss home--the enterprise, and when did that happen, not even sulu knows--more than usual. ]

Same constellations. Our charts back home wouldn't be too far off.

[ sulu's found a bunch of new stars. or new, in the sense that they must have burnt out before he was born. ]

voice;

[wins]

[ jim's noticed the same thing about the stars, and he really didn't mean to make sulu homesick :c ]

I'm thinking about trying to chart out the differences.

voice;

[leaps]

There's probably some constellation changes too. I couldn't find a few things when I was looking before.

voice;

[wins]

It could just not be the right season...

[ it's probably just the time difference, though ]

voice;

[leaps]

Or the stars burnt out.

[ which is a strangely sad thought. ]

voice;

[wins]

Or that.

[ this got depressing fast. ]

voice;

[leaps]

[ y u p ]

The positioning of planets is the same, far as I can tell.

voice;

[wins]

Yeah, I really doubt that's something that's going to change much in the next two hundred years.

voice;

[leaps]

At least something's the same.

voice;

[wins]

Unlike the moon.