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--- headspace:museum_in_outer_space [2026/05/31 16:49] – jaime
+++ headspace:museum_in_outer_space [2026/06/10 16:32] (current) – jaime
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-^ [[headspace:start#typology|Type]] | A3: subconscious independent |
+{{headspace:museum-in-outer-space.png}}
+^ [[headspace:start#typology|Type]] | A3-//cf//: subconscious independent, confining, fluid |
 ^ Occupants ||
 ^ All of [[:headmates:start|us]] | Lost visitors, sometimes |
 ^ Connections ||
 ^ [[Civic auditorium]] | The auditorium is an exhibit hall in the museum |
-^ [[Black void]] | The museum is in space |
+^ [[Black void]]([[start#connection typology|?s]]) | The museum is in space |
 This is a space station whose interior is a museum with the colorful and vibrant atmosphere of a theater. The floor is covered in black carpet with a neon-multicolor geometric pattern decal. All the walls are lined with framed paintings. There are indoor plants, and basic amenities for visitors, e.g. drinking fountains, trash cans, benches.
 The place is a maze where every room looks nearly the exact same as any other room. Anyone who boards to visit the museum when the space station visits Earth will inevitably lose themself in its depths and be trapped aboard when it takes off again. Because it is so grand and sprawling, those aboard may have a hard time finding each other, should they wish to convene to plan their escape.