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“Venturi is a gas giant — a huge ball of gas that tried to be a star, but never quite made it. Now it just moans and grumbles and throws out magnetic storms once in a while. The atmosphere would suffocate you except that you'd probably freeze first, or be torn apart by the thousand kilometer an hour winds. You can't even land there because it hasn't got a surface, not unless you count an ocean of liquid hydrogen.
“But, we didn't let that stop us, not while there were all kinds of valuable chemicals swirling around in that gas-ball. That's where the extraction platform comes in. It bobs around like a cork in the upper atmosphere, sucking in gas and distilling out the good stuff. Trouble is, there's something very wrong down there. I don't know what it is, but it's already cost eight good crewmen.
“Are you really sure you want this job?”
Title: Bugs in the System (Star Frontiers module ...
Publisher: TSR Hobbies
Publication Date: 1985
Binding: Trade paperback
Condition: Very good.
Seller: Noble Knight Games, Fitchburg, WI, U.S.A.
Module. Condition: Very Good. TSR Star Frontiers Alpha Dawn - Bugs in the System (VG+)Manufacturer: TSRProduct Line: Star FrontiersType: ModuleCode: TSR7817Copyright Date: 1985Author: Graeme MorrisPage Count: 32Please review the condition and any condition notes for the exact condition of this item. All pictures are stock photos. The condition of the item you will receive is VG+. Our grading system is explained in the terms of sale section of our bookseller page. Please feel free to contact us with any questions. Product Description:âVenturi is a gas giant â" a huge ball of gas that tried to be a star, but never quite made it. Now it just moans and grumbles and throws out magnetic storms once in a while. The atmosphere would suffocate you except that you'd probably freeze first, or be torn apart by the thousand kilometer an hour winds. You can't even land there because it hasn't got a surface, not unless you count an ocean of liquid hydrogen.âBut, we didn't let that stop us, not while there were all kinds of valuable chemicals swirling around in that gas-ball. That's where the extraction platform comes in. It bobs around like a cork in the upper atmosphere, sucking in gas and distilling out the good stuff. Trouble is, there's something very wrong down there. I don't know what it is, but it's already cost eight good crewmen.âAre you really sure you want this job?â. Seller Inventory # 2148101701