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    Jan 01, 2021 5 minutes

    Science Fiction Science Facts

    I’m a normal kid, not some weird god of an HBP planet. I have been getting Muse for years! I miss Kokopelli, but the new Muses are pretty good. Whatsi is my favorite—I think it would be AWESOME to have bionic limbs!

    I LOVE Star Wars! I know all sorts of random facts about it. The sound of TIE fighters is a combination of elephant sounds and tires on a wet road. The Executor Super Star Destroyer is nearly 12 miles (20 km) long! Could you do a science-fiction themed article? I love reading and watching science fiction. If you send this into the fan mail pit, I won’t send armies of rainbow crocodiles to swarm Muse HQ, but I might be sad . . . (and send this letter a few more times).

    / age 14 /

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