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Mars is | Mars is John Evans’ home world. Its day is roughly thirty-nine minutes longer than an Earth day, a difference that shapes shifts, meals, irrigation, and off-world communication. | ||
== | == Port Alpha == | ||
John lives in [[Port Alpha]], where air returns, water loops, tram lines, and district scrubbers give daily life its rhythm. A retired pressure door becomes a communal dining table; its inspection stamps remain visible beneath the finish. | |||
== | == Places in the story == | ||
* | * Port Alpha — John’s home and departure point. | ||
* | * Ring Four — an agricultural ring where plant behaviour challenges a controller’s report. | ||
* Sector Seven | * Sector Seven — a related root-culture incident appears in the records. | ||
* Valles | * The Valles geothermal districts — part of [[Paul Evans]]’ engineering work. | ||
* Hellas Basin — [[Jennifer Evans]] | * Hellas Basin — [[Jennifer Evans]] surveys abandoned industrial sites south of the basin. | ||
== | == In the book == | ||
Chapters One–Three establish everyday life on Mars and the first discrepancies. | |||
[[Places|Back to places]] [[Category:Places]] | [[Places|Back to places]] [[Category:Places]] | ||
Revision as of 14:32, 13 October 2026
Mars is John Evans’ home world. Its day is roughly thirty-nine minutes longer than an Earth day, a difference that shapes shifts, meals, irrigation, and off-world communication.
Port Alpha
John lives in Port Alpha, where air returns, water loops, tram lines, and district scrubbers give daily life its rhythm. A retired pressure door becomes a communal dining table; its inspection stamps remain visible beneath the finish.
Places in the story
- Port Alpha — John’s home and departure point.
- Ring Four — an agricultural ring where plant behaviour challenges a controller’s report.
- Sector Seven — a related root-culture incident appears in the records.
- The Valles geothermal districts — part of Paul Evans’ engineering work.
- Hellas Basin — Jennifer Evans surveys abandoned industrial sites south of the basin.
In the book
Chapters One–Three establish everyday life on Mars and the first discrepancies.