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[geomagnetically]

[ Hello, here's the familiar face and voice of your local green haired, green eyed, green lipped mutant. ]

Humor me for a second, especially my fellow nerd residents. Has anyone not native to this world done, or ever tried to do, any work-slash-research on the geophysics of the world here? Because if you have, I'm curious and have questions.

[ A beat of silence for a half second, then she speaks again: ]

Where I'm from, a version of a planet called Earth, I have a masters degree in geophysics — which is worth all of jack shit here on a non-Earth planet! Howeverrrrr .... I still have an interest in the subject, even if my Earth rules won't and don't always apply here.

So. That's all I've got.

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[plate_builder]

[Well now here was an interesting idea from a clearly interesting person.]

My work is more in engineering and city planning, so I admit that I have not made attempts to study such things. My goal has been more on the power plant being fully functional for the whole city.

Yet this is a question that should be explored. Are there any conclusions you have come to yet?

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[geomagnetically]

Power is an important start, considering these two could intersect heavily.

But, aside from the conclusion that it needs to be done and I'm gauging potential and interest? None.

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[plate_builder]

That is sad to hear. I hope that some conclusions are possible. If you do not know him, Stark might be able to assist.