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Menolly.com

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-	Menolly tried to outrun Threadfall and was saved by a brown rider then taken to Benden Weyr. She was discovered by Masterharper Robinton and taken to Harper Hall to fulfill her dream of becoming a harper. In the Harper Hall, she made friends with Piemur, Camo, Sebell, Silvina and Audiva. She becomes a Journeyman and soon after, a Masterharper. Then she married Sebell and had three children, Robse, Olos and Lemsia.	+	Menolly tried to outrun Threadfall and was saved by a brown rider then taken to Benden Weyr. She was discovered by Masterharper Robinton and taken to Harper Hall to fulfill her dream of becoming a harper. In the Harper Hall, she made friends with Piemur, Camo, Sebell, Silvina and Audiva. She becomes a Journeyman and soon after, a Masterharper. Then she married Sebell and had three children, Robse, Olos and Lemsia. Menolly also accidently impressed her tenth fire lizard, bronze Poll.

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Menolly is daughter of Half-Circle Sea Holder, Yanus and Mavi. She taught the children of the hold after the holds harper Petiron, Robinton's father, died.

She has seven siblings, Sella, Alemi and five other brothers whose names are names aren't mentioned. After the new harper arrived, her parents beat her if she sung or played instruments because they thought it was wrong for a mere girl to play. Eventually, she ran away from the hold and found a cave to live in where she impressed nine fire lizards;

Gold: Beauty

Bronze: Rocky, Diver

Brown: Mimic, Lazybones, Brownie

Blue: Uncle

Green: Auntie One, Auntie Two

Menolly tried to outrun Threadfall and was saved by a brown rider then taken to Benden Weyr. She was discovered by Masterharper Robinton and taken to Harper Hall to fulfill her dream of becoming a harper. In the Harper Hall, she made friends with Piemur, Camo, Sebell, Silvina and Audiva. She becomes a Journeyman and soon after, a Masterharper. Then she married Sebell and had three children, Robse, Olos and Lemsia.

Mesklin

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-	'''Mesklin''' is the massive world described in [[Hal Clement]]'s [[Mission of Gravity]], a planet whose gravity varies between 200 and 700 times that of Earth - with lighter gravity at the equator and heavier at the poles - and whose atmospheric pressure is 18 times that of Earth at sea level.	+	'''Mesklin''' is the massive world described in [[Hal Clement]]'s [[Mission of Gravity]], a planet whose gravity varies between 3 and 700 times that of Earth - with lighter gravity at the equator and heavier at the poles - and whose atmospheric pressure is 18 times that of Earth at sea level.

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Mission of Gravity (novel)

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-	[[Hal Clement]]'s best known novel [[Mission of Gravity]] is the story of an expedition across the planet [[Mesklin]] to recover a stranded $2 billion scientific probe. Mesklin is a massive world whose gravity varies between 200 and 700 times that of Earth - with lighter gravity at the equator and heavier at the poles - and whose atmospheric pressure is 18 times that of Earth at sea level. Mission success requires cooperation between Charles lackland, the human protagonist, and barlennan, the captain of a native Mesklinite trading ship, Barlennan. The Mesklinites are tiny centipede-like intelligent beings who breathe hydrogen and are fearful of heights.	+	[[Hal Clement]]'s best known novel [[Mission of Gravity]] is the story of an expedition across the planet [[Mesklin]] to recover a stranded $2 billion scientific probe. Mesklin is a massive world whose gravity varies between 3 and 700 times that of Earth - with lighter gravity at the equator and heavier at the poles - and whose atmospheric pressure is 18 times that of Earth at sea level. Mission success requires cooperation between Charles lackland, the human protagonist, and barlennan, the captain of a native Mesklinite trading ship, Barlennan. The Mesklinites are tiny centipede-like intelligent beings who breathe hydrogen and are fearful of heights.

Interstellar Spaceship Names

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	* ''[[Pregnant Banana]]'' – “Grendel,” a short story in Larry Niven’s ''[[Neutron Star]]'' brief reference		* ''[[Pregnant Banana]]'' – “Grendel,” a short story in Larry Niven’s ''[[Neutron Star]]'' brief reference
	* ''Princess Karen'' - Poul Anderson's "Ghetto," a short story in William F. Nolan's collection '''A Wilderness of Stars'''		* ''Princess Karen'' - Poul Anderson's "Ghetto," a short story in William F. Nolan's collection '''A Wilderness of Stars'''
		+	* ''Prohorus'' - Raymond E. Jones and Lester Del Rey's '''Weeping May Tarry'''
	* ''X-303 Prometheus'' - ''[[Stargate SG-1]]''		* ''X-303 Prometheus'' - ''[[Stargate SG-1]]''
	* ''NSEA Protector'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0177789/ Galaxy Quest]		* ''NSEA Protector'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0177789/ Galaxy Quest]

Planets in Science Fiction

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	: ''Albian'' - “Countdown,” [[Blake’s 7]] Episode B9, 3-6-1979		: ''Albian'' - “Countdown,” [[Blake’s 7]] Episode B9, 3-6-1979
	: ''Alcayd'' - Robert Holdstock's [[Eye Among the Blind]], p. 198		: ''Alcayd'' - Robert Holdstock's [[Eye Among the Blind]], p. 198
		+	: ''Alcor'' - Raymond E. Jones and Lester Del Rey's '''Weeping May Tarry'''
	: ''Alcyone'' a.k.a. ''Eta Tauri'' - “Haven,” [[Star Trek: The Next Generation]] Episode 10, Season 1, 11-30-1987		: ''Alcyone'' a.k.a. ''Eta Tauri'' - “Haven,” [[Star Trek: The Next Generation]] Episode 10, Season 1, 11-30-1987
	: ''Aldea'' - "When the Bough Breaks," [[Star Trek: The Next Generation]] Episode 16, Season 1, 2-15-1988		: ''Aldea'' - "When the Bough Breaks," [[Star Trek: The Next Generation]] Episode 16, Season 1, 2-15-1988

Fictional lands

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	====Counties and Parishes====		====Counties and Parishes====
-	* ''Yoknapatawpha County'' - William Faulkner's novels and short stories	+	: ''Yoknapatawpha County'' - William Faulkner's novels and short stories

	====States====		====States====
-	:''Heavensylvania'' - "4th of July Under Attack" episode of '''Colbert Report''', June 30, 2009.	+	: ''Heavensylvania'' - "4th of July Under Attack" episode of '''Colbert Report''', June 30, 2009.

	====Countries====		====Countries====
-	:''Atlantic Union'' - Norman Spinrad's novel '''The Men in the Jungle'''	+	: ''Atlantic Union'' - Norman Spinrad's novel '''The Men in the Jungle'''
-	:''Central'' - "Inside Probe" episodes of NBC television series '''My Name is Earl'''	+	: ''Central'' - "Inside Probe" episodes of NBC television series '''My Name is Earl'''
-	:''Cilenia'' - Karl Schroeder's "To Hie From Far Cilenia,'' in John Scalzi's short story collection '''Metatropolis'''	+	: ''Cilenia'' - Karl Schroeder's "To Hie From Far Cilenia,'' in John Scalzi's short story collection '''Metatropolis'''
-	:''Empire of the Americas'' - Poul Anderson's "The Communicators," a short story in Robert Hoskin's collection '''Infinity One'''	+	: ''Empire of the Americas'' - Poul Anderson's "The Communicators," a short story in Robert Hoskin's collection '''Infinity One'''
-	:''Engroeneland'' (probably Greenland) - '''The Zeno Narrative'''	+	: ''Engroeneland'' (probably Greenland) - '''The Zeno Narrative'''
-	:''Estotiland'' - '''The Zeno Narrative'''	+	: ''Estotiland'' - '''The Zeno Narrative'''
-	:''Drogeo'' - '''The Zeno Narrative'''	+	: ''Drogeo'' - '''The Zeno Narrative'''
-	:''Frisland'' - '''The Zeno Narrative'''	+	: ''Frisland'' - '''The Zeno Narrative'''
-	:''Gath'' - NBC television series '''Kings'''	+	: ''Gath'' - NBC television series '''Kings'''
-	:''Gilboa'' - NBC television series '''Kings'''	+	: ''Gilboa'' - NBC television series '''Kings'''
-	:''[http://familyguy.wikia.com/wiki/Petoria Joehio]'' - "E Pluribus Unum" episode of '''The Family Guy'''	+	: ''[http://familyguy.wikia.com/wiki/Petoria Joehio]'' - "E Pluribus Unum" episode of '''The Family Guy'''
-	:''Icaria'' - '''The Zeno Narrative'''	+	: ''Icaria'' - '''The Zeno Narrative'''
-	:''Norrestand'' - Poul Anderson's "The Communicators," a short story in Robert Hoskin's collection '''Infinity One'''	+	: ''Janitoria'' - [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4TiuPwdEwI Scrubs] You Tube
-	:''Northwest Union'' - Robert A. Heinlein's '''Beyond This Horizon'''	+	: ''Norrestand'' - Poul Anderson's "The Communicators," a short story in Robert Hoskin's collection '''Infinity One'''
-	:''[http://familyguy.wikia.com/wiki/Petoria Petora]'' - "E Pluribus Unum" episode of '''The Family Guy'''	+	: ''Northwest Union'' - Robert A. Heinlein's '''Beyond This Horizon'''
-	:''Republic of Gilead'' - Margaret Atwood's novel '''The Handmaid's Tale'''	+	: ''[http://familyguy.wikia.com/wiki/Petoria Petora]'' - "E Pluribus Unum" episode of '''The Family Guy'''
		+	: ''Republic of Gilead'' - Margaret Atwood's novel '''The Handmaid's Tale'''

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	==Europe==		==Europe==

-	====Provinces, Cities, Towns and Counties===	+	====Provinces, Cities, Towns and Counties====
	* ''Angleton'' (town) - ''The Newcomers'', a BBC television soap opera, October 5, 1965-November 28, 1969		* ''Angleton'' (town) - ''The Newcomers'', a BBC television soap opera, October 5, 1965-November 28, 1969

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	: ''Avalon'' (island)		: ''Avalon'' (island)
	: ''Greater Soviet Union'' - Norman Spinrad's novel '''The Men in the Jungle'''		: ''Greater Soviet Union'' - Norman Spinrad's novel '''The Men in the Jungle'''
		+	: ''Schlaraffia'' - John Waller's '''The Dancing Plague''' (nonfiction), p. 31
	: ''Slaka'' - Malcolm Bradbury's '''Why Come to Slaka?: The Official Guide to an Imaginary, Mysteriously Mobile Piece of Europe'''		: ''Slaka'' - Malcolm Bradbury's '''Why Come to Slaka?: The Official Guide to an Imaginary, Mysteriously Mobile Piece of Europe'''
	: ''United Free Europe'' Poul Anderson's "Marius," a short story in his collection '''The Horn of Time'''		: ''United Free Europe'' Poul Anderson's "Marius," a short story in his collection '''The Horn of Time'''

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Lessa

Chonaic17 — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 19:09:53 GMT

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	== Weyrwoman ==		== Weyrwoman ==
-	Lessa arrived at Benden, and shortly afterwards [[Impression\|Impressed]] [[Ramoth]]. She was relatively old for Impression, being 22 (ordinarily, Candidates are under the age of 20). At the time, [[R'gul]] was still the default Weyrleader, having been Weyrleader to Jora. By ancient custom, the Weyrleader is the Rider whose dragon successfully flies (mates with) the senior queen (at this point, the only queen). Thus, when Ramoth first rose to a mating flight, the leadership changed when F'lar's dragon [[Mnementh]] flew Ramoth.	+	[[File:LessaPern.jpg\|thumb\|74px\|Lessa as drawn in The People of Pern.]]
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		+	Lessa arrived at Benden, and shortly afterwards [[Impression\|Impressed]] [[Ramoth]]. She was relatively old for Impression, being 22 (ordinarily, Candidates are under the age of 20). At the time, [[R'gul]] was still the default Weyrleader, having been Weyrleader to Jora. By ancient custom, the Weyrleader is the Rider whose dragon successfully flies (mates with) the senior queen (at this point, the only queen). Thus, when Ramoth first rose to a mating flight, the leadership changed when F'lar's dragon [[Mnementh]] flew Ramoth.

	At about this time, a number of Lords Holder, lead by [[Meron]] of [[Nabol Hold\|Nabol]], decided to attack the Weyr, to put an end to the practice of tithing, and the occassional raid on their livestock, believing the Dragons to be obsolete.		At about this time, a number of Lords Holder, lead by [[Meron]] of [[Nabol Hold\|Nabol]], decided to attack the Weyr, to put an end to the practice of tithing, and the occassional raid on their livestock, believing the Dragons to be obsolete.

-	Lessa and F'lar put into motion a plan to defeat their insurrection. Several Dragons were sent to kidnap the wives and children of the Lords Holder and hold them as hostages until the Lords Holder agreed to Benden's demands. They were returned unharmed, and, temporarily at least, peace was restored, though the Holds remained bitter towards the Weyr.	+	Lessa and F'lar put into motion a plan to defeat their insurrection. Several Dragons were sent to kidnap the wives and children of the Lords Holder and hold them as hostages until the Lords Holder agreed to Benden's demands. They were returned unharmed, and, temporarily at least, peace was restored, though the Holds remained bitter towards the Weyr.

-	When the [[Ninth Pass]] began, the panicked Pernese gave the Weyr tremendous authority. For a brief time, Lessa and F'lar were, in effect, the absolute rulers of the entire planet.	+	When the [[Ninth Pass]] began, the panicked Pernese gave the Weyr tremendous authority. For a brief time, Lessa and F'lar were, in effect, the absolute rulers of the entire planet.

	== Discovery of "Timing it" ==		== Discovery of "Timing it" ==

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Interstellar Spaceship Names

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	* ''Betty'' - [http://www.imdb.com/find?s=all&q=Alien+Resurrection&x=20&y=3 Alien: Resurrection]		* ''Betty'' - [http://www.imdb.com/find?s=all&q=Alien+Resurrection&x=20&y=3 Alien: Resurrection]
	* ''Big Dog'' [[generation ship]] - ''[[Starship]]'' by [[Brian W. Aldiss]])		* ''Big Dog'' [[generation ship]] - ''[[Starship]]'' by [[Brian W. Aldiss]])
		+	* ''The Black Cockatoo'' – Samuel R. Delaney’s ''[[Nova]]''
	* ''Black Star'' - H. Beam Piper's '''Space Viking''', brief reference		* ''Black Star'' - H. Beam Piper's '''Space Viking''', brief reference
	* ''Blue Midget'' - ''[[Red Dwarf]]'' television series		* ''Blue Midget'' - ''[[Red Dwarf]]'' television series
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	* ''Sandra Voi'' - "Glacial," a short story in Alastair Reynold's collection ''Galactic North'', part of the [[Revelation Space]] universe		* ''Sandra Voi'' - "Glacial," a short story in Alastair Reynold's collection ''Galactic North'', part of the [[Revelation Space]] universe
	* ''Santaerno'' - Donald Kinsbury's '''Psychohistorical Crisis''' (set in Asimov's '''Foundation''' universe), p. 94		* ''Santaerno'' - Donald Kinsbury's '''Psychohistorical Crisis''' (set in Asimov's '''Foundation''' universe), p. 94
		+	* ''The Seeker'' - Kristine Kathryn Rusch's '''Diving the Wreck'''
	* ''Serenity'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0303461/ Firefly] television series		* ''Serenity'' - [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0303461/ Firefly] television series
	* ''Sheffield'' - Robert A. Heinlein & Spider Robinson's '''Variable Star'''		* ''Sheffield'' - Robert A. Heinlein & Spider Robinson's '''Variable Star'''
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	* ''Space Beagle'' - A. E. van Vogt's '''The Voyage of the Space Beagle'''		* ''Space Beagle'' - A. E. van Vogt's '''The Voyage of the Space Beagle'''
	* ''Space Cruiser Yonuar'' – “Day of Burning,” a short story in Poul Anderson’s ''[[Beyond the Beyond]]''		* ''Space Cruiser Yonuar'' – “Day of Burning,” a short story in Poul Anderson’s ''[[Beyond the Beyond]]''
		+	* ''Space King'' (possible reference to the 1940s-1950s radio and television series?) - Kristine Kathryn Rusch's '''Diving the Wreck'''
	* ''Space Scourge'' - H. Beam Piper's '''Space Viking''', brief reference		* ''Space Scourge'' - H. Beam Piper's '''Space Viking''', brief reference
	* ''Spawn of Dagon'' - Don D'Ammassa's '''Narcissus'''		* ''Spawn of Dagon'' - Don D'Ammassa's '''Narcissus'''
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	==T==		==T==
	* ''Talyn'' - ''[[Farscape]]''		* ''Talyn'' - ''[[Farscape]]''
-	* ''The Black Cockatoo'' – Samuel R. Delaney’s ''[[Nova]]''
	* ''[[The Sword of the Prophet]]'' – Arthur C. Clarke’s ''[[The Songs of Distant Earth]]'' (briefly mentioned as one of two, possibly lost, Mormon colony ships)		* ''[[The Sword of the Prophet]]'' – Arthur C. Clarke’s ''[[The Songs of Distant Earth]]'' (briefly mentioned as one of two, possibly lost, Mormon colony ships)
-	* ''The Viking's Gift'' - H. Beam Piper's '''Space Viking''', brief reference
	* [[TARDIS]] - an unconventional time/space vessel, ''[[Doctor Who]]''		* [[TARDIS]] - an unconventional time/space vessel, ''[[Doctor Who]]''
	* ''TCS Tiger's Claw'' - ''[[Wing Commander (computer game)\|Wing Commander]]''		* ''TCS Tiger's Claw'' - ''[[Wing Commander (computer game)\|Wing Commander]]''
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	* ''Valley Forge ''- Robert Heinlein's		* ''Valley Forge ''- Robert Heinlein's
	* ''Vanguard'' - [[Generation Ship]], ''[[Orphans of the Sky]]'' by [[Robert A. Heinlein]]		* ''Vanguard'' - [[Generation Ship]], ''[[Orphans of the Sky]]'' by [[Robert A. Heinlein]]
		+	* ''The Viking's Gift'' - H. Beam Piper's '''Space Viking''', brief reference
	* ''Vindex'' - H. Beam Piper's '''Space Viking''', brief reference		* ''Vindex'' - H. Beam Piper's '''Space Viking''', brief reference

Luna

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Planets in Science Fiction

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List of Authors

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	*[[Mike Resnick (author)]]		*[[Mike Resnick (author)]]
	*[[J.K. Rowling (author)]]		*[[J.K. Rowling (author)]]
		+	*[[Kristine Kathryn Rusch (author)]]
	*[[Sean Russell (author)]]		*[[Sean Russell (author)]]
	*[[Richard Paul Russo]]		*[[Richard Paul Russo]]

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Dinyden — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 04:09:04 GMT

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	: ''Nacre'' - Piers Anthony's '''Omnivore'''		: ''Nacre'' - Piers Anthony's '''Omnivore'''
	: ''Nagi'' - [[Star Wars]] universe		: ''Nagi'' - [[Star Wars]] universe
		+	: ''Naha'' - Kristine Kathryn Rusch's '''Diving the Wreck'''
	: ''Nal Huta'' - [[Star Wars]] universe		: ''Nal Huta'' - [[Star Wars]] universe
	: ''Nanaganda'' - Tobias S. Buckell's '''Crystal Rain'''		: ''Nanaganda'' - Tobias S. Buckell's '''Crystal Rain'''
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	: ''Nasqueron'' ([[Gas Giant]] in the Ulubris system) - Iain Banks's '''The Algebraist'''		: ''Nasqueron'' ([[Gas Giant]] in the Ulubris system) - Iain Banks's '''The Algebraist'''
	: ''Nasya'' - "In the Line of Duty," [[Stargate SG-1]], Season 2		: ''Nasya'' - "In the Line of Duty," [[Stargate SG-1]], Season 2
-	: ''Nature Preserve 1'', a.k.a. ''NP1'' - Larry Niven & Edward M. Lerner's '''Fleet of Worlds'''	+	: ''Nature Preserve 1'' , a.k.a. ''NP1'' - Larry Niven & Edward M. Lerner's '''Fleet of Worlds'''
-	: ''Nature Preserve 2'', a.k.a. ''NP2'' - Larry Niven & Edward M. Lerner's '''Fleet of Worlds'''	+	: ''Nature Preserve 2'' , a.k.a. ''NP2'' - Larry Niven & Edward M. Lerner's '''Fleet of Worlds'''
-	: ''Nature Preserve 3'', a.k.a. ''NP3'' - Larry Niven & Edward M. Lerner's '''Fleet of Worlds'''	+	: ''Nature Preserve 3'' , a.k.a. ''NP3'' - Larry Niven & Edward M. Lerner's '''Fleet of Worlds'''
-	: ''Nature Preserve 4'', a.k.a. ''NP4'' - Larry Niven & Edward M. Lerner's '''Fleet of Worlds'''	+	: ''Nature Preserve 4'' , a.k.a. ''NP4'' - Larry Niven & Edward M. Lerner's '''Fleet of Worlds'''
-	: ''Nature Preserve 5'', a.k.a. ''NP5'' - Larry Niven & Edward M. Lerner's '''Fleet of Worlds'''	+	: ''Nature Preserve 5'' , a.k.a. ''NP5'' - Larry Niven & Edward M. Lerner's '''Fleet of Worlds'''
	: ''Navaros'' - "Delta and the Bannermen" episodes of [[Doctor Who]]		: ''Navaros'' - "Delta and the Bannermen" episodes of [[Doctor Who]]
	: ''Ne'Holland'' - "The Prince," - [[Andromeda]], Second Season		: ''Ne'Holland'' - "The Prince," - [[Andromeda]], Second Season
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	: ''Neimoidia'' - [[Star Wars]] universe		: ''Neimoidia'' - [[Star Wars]] universe
	: ''Nelvaan'' - [[Star Wars]] universe		: ''Nelvaan'' - [[Star Wars]] universe
-	: ''Neolithia'' - Mack Reynolds' [[Mission to Horatius]], a [[Star Trek: The Original Series]]) novel	+	: ''Neolithia'' - Mack Reynolds' '''Mission to Horatius''', a [[Star Trek: The Original Series]]) novel
	: [[Nephelos]] - Isaac Asimov's [[The Stars Like Dust]], [[The Rebellious Stars]]		: [[Nephelos]] - Isaac Asimov's [[The Stars Like Dust]], [[The Rebellious Stars]]
	: ''Neranigh'' - John Brunner's [[Interstellar Empire]], p. 221		: ''Neranigh'' - John Brunner's [[Interstellar Empire]], p. 221