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[heypartner]

In case anyone was wondering what that strange light looks like I got me a pair of binocs.

[ Cobb waved a truly ridiculous pair of binoculars that are violently green and purple and look like some sort of rabbit/dog/animal. ]

And took a closer look. It's kinda like looking at the binary suns back home. A lot of bright and not a lot else around it. You can't see anything else but the bright.

[ Which explained why Cobb face was not centered in camera and he was still rubbing at his eyes. He had a few minutes at least before the bright spot burned into his eyes fades away. ]

So, sorry this didn't help much but if anyone needs to borrow some binocs I've got a pair handy.

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[heypartner]

Well, maybe your folks haven't explored as much as ours but space travel and faster than light travel makes it real easy to get a good look at the dust ball I live on. And folks have lived there a long time.

[beholding_archivist]

Well, no. We haven't really moved past our moon outside of science fiction movies. Please don't expect me to assume that's the norm for everyone else.

[heypartner]

Well, it helps when you want to map a planet.

[beholding_archivist]

Without a doubt.

That aside, I will leave you to your observations. Curious as your new tool may look, it appears to do its job.

[heypartner]

Have a good day, Jon.