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In the recent game comic [[2765: Escape Speed]], the planet outside of the Crystal Sphere, based on the [[Click and Drag]] comic, doesn't have it's own gravity. So the space ship is pulled towards the Crystal Sphere no matter what side of this planet the space ship is located. This makes navigating difficult. Only the fact that landing on the surface (and sticking to it) is possible, makes it possible to explore the planet properly. | In the recent game comic [[2765: Escape Speed]], the planet outside of the Crystal Sphere, based on the [[Click and Drag]] comic, doesn't have it's own gravity. So the space ship is pulled towards the Crystal Sphere no matter what side of this planet the space ship is located. This makes navigating difficult. Only the fact that landing on the surface (and sticking to it) is possible, makes it possible to explore the planet properly. | ||
β | The comic | + | The comic might be a reference to the novel ''Ender's Game'' by Orson Scott Card, in which the protagonist, Ender, notes that the directions "up" and "down" are arbitrary in space, and that it can be helpful to think of "down" as towards the enemy's base. This aspect of ''Ender's Game'' was previously referenced in [[241: Battle Room]] |
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