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Useless’s field notes: from mission control

If Earth were a nickel, Saturn would be a volleyball. I tried to serve a nickel once. It didn’t go over the net. Nothing went over the net.

— U. (tap me for another)

Thanks for visiting. Somewhere out there, billions of chunks of ring ice are still going round. None of them has noticed.

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