Polar Observatory

Jan 12, 2027

So, first impressions of the new place, Aurora Point. We’re one week in.

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First of all, whoever thought glass was the perfect choice for a building material in a polar observatory was a genius. I mean, not that I don’t like the view from my workstation. It’s pretty, with the Northern lights and all.

But seriously. I get that it was more like an art project for whoever designed this place. But not everything is just fun and games. 

It’s the universe we’re studying here. 

The universe is not a playground. 

And we are not LEGO minifigures for some invisible hand to play with. 

Right?

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The set has:

• Five minifigures, including four observatory staff and one wild polar explorer
  
• Main telescope that can be pulled out or hidden away using a hinge mechanism
  
• Rotating telescope platform, accesible for the minifigs
  
• "Aurora Point" observatory entrance sign
  
• Secondary telescope (removable)
  
• Main observatory building with research lab, computer desk, little green hand sample, and more
  
• Kitchenette with water cooler and coffee machine
  
• Garage with mechanical tools and ski gear
• Dog sleigh
  
• Two snowmobiles
  
• Two snowmen
  
• Small fusion reactor.
  

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