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| − | Built in honor of Lucius "Lucky" Nepos, the famed interstellar explorer who piloted the first OtherSpace Drive test vessel on an FTL jump on Sept. 22, 2590, this conical glass tower rises about three hundred feet above Miner Street, with transmitter arrays bristling from the peak. Over the years, the Nepos Building has become popular with media outlets such as CBN and other information technology firms. | + | Built in honor of [[Lucius "Lucky" Nepos]], the famed interstellar explorer who piloted the first [[OtherSpace Drive]] test vessel on an FTL jump on Sept. 22, 2590, this conical glass tower rises about three hundred feet above [[Miner Street]], with transmitter arrays bristling from the peak. Over the years, the Nepos Building has become popular with media outlets such as CBN and other information technology firms. |
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| + | *[[Maxon Media]] | ||
| + | *[[Consortium Broadcasting Network]] | ||
*[[Miner Street]] | *[[Miner Street]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:40, 10 February 2012
Location Description
Built in honor of Lucius "Lucky" Nepos, the famed interstellar explorer who piloted the first OtherSpace Drive test vessel on an FTL jump on Sept. 22, 2590, this conical glass tower rises about three hundred feet above Miner Street, with transmitter arrays bristling from the peak. Over the years, the Nepos Building has become popular with media outlets such as CBN and other information technology firms.