Field Hunt
Six clues. Three books. One habit: notice who keeps things running. Follow the links, find each answer and build a field notebook of the Evansphere’s ordinary working life.
This is a self-guided activity based on published introductions. You can play using the wiki alone; no purchase, account or timer is required. Shared character pages include appearances across the three books. The clues avoid major discoveries and endings.
01 · Agree on a clock
What is the name for the Martian day used in local routines?
Hint
Look at the first glossary entry.
Answer
Mday. A shared schedule starts with knowing which clock everyone is using.
02 · Notice what stays useful
What retired object becomes a communal dining table in Port Alpha?
Hint
Read the Community section.
Answer
A retired pressure door. A working object can carry its history into everyday life.
03 · Put people on the diagram
Which teacher asks John to draw the systems that keep a home alive?
Hint
Look in In The Divide. Enter her surname or full teaching name.
Answer
Ms. Ivers. A system diagram becomes more useful when it includes the people doing the work.
04 · Follow the warmth
Which geothermal plant serves Olympus Prime and the other two habitats?
Hint
The opening sentence names the plant.
Answer
Valles geothermal plant. Homes and growing spaces depend on a shared heat network.
05 · Name the work
What professional title does Caitlyn hold at the agricultural extension?
Hint
Look in In The Two-Body Problem.
Answer
Botanist Prime. Care combines practical expertise with responsibility for other people.
06 · Leave room to grow
What is the term for joining plant material so that it can grow together?
Hint
Find the entry between Botanist Prime and Quarantine.
Answer
Grafting. Patience and attention matter alongside the act of joining.
The field notebook
Complete the six clues to collect a personal Field Observer badge and a reading route through the ideas you have found. The badge is a keepsake on this browser, not an account award.
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