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Two worlds remain connected by trade, history, and the systems each needs to survive.
Explore worlds, habitats and workplaces through the book you are reading. Choose one setting at a time, or see how the published stories share a world.
== Mars ==
[[Mars]] is contained, procedural, and resource-conscious. Explore [[Port Alpha]], Ring Four, Sector Seven, the Valles geothermal districts, and the Hellas Basin.
== Earth ==
[[Earth]] is damaged, recovering, and politically fragmented. Restoration work tests who has access to essential services and who controls their repair.
== Pacific Remnant Outpost ==
[[Pacific Remnant Outpost|The Alliance’s coastal base]] brings engineering, health, transport, and reclamation work together.


[[Characters|Meet the people who work here →]]
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== The Divide: Valles and the habitats ==
== 39 Minutes ==
* [[Valles]] and the [[Valles geothermal plant]]: the district and Paul’s workplace.
=== Mars ===
[[Mars]] is John’s home world, where enclosed habitats depend on maintained systems. [[Port Alpha]] introduces pressure boundaries, shared meals and the rhythms of an Mday. Ring Four, the Valles geothermal districts and the Hellas Basin are part of the Martian setting described in the book.
=== Earth ===
[[Earth]] is damaged, recovering and open to weather. Restoration work connects engineering with the people who depend on essential services.
 
The [[Pacific Remnant Outpost]] is the Alliance coastal base where engineering, health, transport and reclamation meet.
 
[[39 Minutes|About the book →]]
 
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== The Divide ==
=== Valles and the habitats ===
* [[Mars]]: the world of the Evans household and the heat network.
* [[Valles]]: the geothermal district associated with Paul’s work.
* [[Valles geothermal plant]]: Paul’s workplace and the source of heat for the habitats.
* [[Olympus Prime]]: homes and growing spaces with substantial heat demand.
* [[Olympus Prime]]: homes and growing spaces with substantial heat demand.
* [[Renticuluous Alpha]]: a habitat with constrained circulation.
* [[Renticuluous Alpha]]: a habitat with constrained circulation.
* [[Volallies Beta]]: an inhabited development still under construction.
* [[Volallies Beta]]: an inhabited development still under construction.


[[The Divide systems|How the fictional heat network works]] · [[The Divide]]
[[The Divide systems|Explore heat delivery and the language of safe work →]]
 
[[The Divide|About the book →]]
 
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== The Two-Body Problem ==
=== The growing community ===
* [[Mars]]: the wider home of the agricultural community.
* [[Olympus Prime]]: the habitat surrounding Caitlyn’s working world.
* [[Olympus Prime agricultural extension]]: growing domes, laboratories and family plots.
* [[Sector Seven]]: the older growing dome introduced in the opening chapter.
 
[[The Two-Body Problem systems|Explore cultivation, observation and quarantine →]]
 
[[The Two-Body Problem|About the book →]]
 
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== Using this directory ==
A location can have a different place in each book: a demand on a heat network in Paul’s story, for example, and a growing community in Caitlyn’s. The filter narrows this directory; linked articles may cover several books. No invented coordinates, distances or discovery routes are supplied.
 
[[Reader guide]] · [[Reader glossary]] · [[Everyday life]] · [[Characters|Meet the characters →]]

Latest revision as of 18:22, 14 October 2026

Explore worlds, habitats and workplaces through the book you are reading. Choose one setting at a time, or see how the published stories share a world.

39 Minutes

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Mars

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Mars is John’s home world, where enclosed habitats depend on maintained systems. Port Alpha introduces pressure boundaries, shared meals and the rhythms of an Mday. Ring Four, the Valles geothermal districts and the Hellas Basin are part of the Martian setting described in the book.

Earth

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Earth is damaged, recovering and open to weather. Restoration work connects engineering with the people who depend on essential services.

The Pacific Remnant Outpost is the Alliance coastal base where engineering, health, transport and reclamation meet.

About the book →

The Divide

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Valles and the habitats

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  • Mars: the world of the Evans household and the heat network.
  • Valles: the geothermal district associated with Paul’s work.
  • Valles geothermal plant: Paul’s workplace and the source of heat for the habitats.
  • Olympus Prime: homes and growing spaces with substantial heat demand.
  • Renticuluous Alpha: a habitat with constrained circulation.
  • Volallies Beta: an inhabited development still under construction.

Explore heat delivery and the language of safe work →

About the book →

The Two-Body Problem

[edit]

The growing community

[edit]

Explore cultivation, observation and quarantine →

About the book →

Using this directory

[edit]

A location can have a different place in each book: a demand on a heat network in Paul’s story, for example, and a growing community in Caitlyn’s. The filter narrows this directory; linked articles may cover several books. No invented coordinates, distances or discovery routes are supplied.

Reader guide · Reader glossary · Everyday life · Meet the characters →