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Hey everyone,
Have a look at the images attached to this post. These were taken of the same location in the sky at the same time of day. August 1, September 7, October 4 in that order. The fourth picture is the same as the third, other than my own addition to it to highlight some of the more obvious changes.
I haven't finished going through all of the images yet but the stars are going out. Sometimes one a week, sometimes one a night. Averages out to something like ten to twelve per month from what I can see. Maybe more, since the tablet camera doesn't pick up every star all that well, and the trees get in the way.
For now, I have enough of a star chart to navigate by, so long as those stars don't go dark. I'll let you all know if Doctor Ingram or I see a change in the rate of losses.
If anyone can control cloud layers and wants to give me a clear sky every now and then, I'd appreciate it.
((Here's a cool animated version! Thanks, Xy!))
Have a look at the images attached to this post. These were taken of the same location in the sky at the same time of day. August 1, September 7, October 4 in that order. The fourth picture is the same as the third, other than my own addition to it to highlight some of the more obvious changes.
I haven't finished going through all of the images yet but the stars are going out. Sometimes one a week, sometimes one a night. Averages out to something like ten to twelve per month from what I can see. Maybe more, since the tablet camera doesn't pick up every star all that well, and the trees get in the way.
For now, I have enough of a star chart to navigate by, so long as those stars don't go dark. I'll let you all know if Doctor Ingram or I see a change in the rate of losses.
If anyone can control cloud layers and wants to give me a clear sky every now and then, I'd appreciate it.
((Here's a cool animated version! Thanks, Xy!))
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I'm with you on not "playing house", but I mostly don't see people doing that. There are a lot of basics to take care of before we can work on anything bigger. Having reliable food and safety are important. And leaving isn't the only solution. We could establish ourselves well here, learn the ins and outs of this place, and fight from here when these world eaters come looking. All this darkness buys us time to do that, since they're drawn to bigger light sources first.
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But we can't completely dismiss what both she and Dr. Ingram say because we don't like it. And the stars going out corroborates what they've told us.
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The stars going out just say that we have to get out of this place faster.
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What else are you hoping to try, though, if her way out ends up too slow?
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Plus, Robin has been insisting since day one that there's no point exploring the lake and absolutely no benefit can come from trying.
You're welcome to help.
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I can help build boats.
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Goes faster with more hands. Ever built boats before?
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But if you really want to try taking a rowboat out on the lake, I won't stop you. Just be careful about your lantern out there. Sounds like if it goes under, that might be the end for you.
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