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The '''Central Museum''' was a [[museum]] on [[Njordr Nerthus]], the third [[moon]] of [[Trion (planet)|Trion]]. It had a small collection of [[volcano|volcanic]] [[rock]]s and small [[glass]] [[cage]]s containing [[specimen]]s bred specifically to exist in the moon's [[poison]]ous [[atmosphere]]. The [[President of the Central Museum]] was, because of this, unhappy when [[tourism|tourists]] began to visit the moon, feeling that the collection would look even less exciting to those who had seen the museums on Trion. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Turlough and the Earthlink Dilemma (novel)|Turlough and the Earthlink Dilemma]]'') | The '''Central Museum''' was a [[museum]] on [[Njordr Nerthus]], the third [[moon]] of [[Trion (planet)|Trion]]. It had a small collection of [[volcano|volcanic]] [[rock]]s and small [[glass]] [[cage]]s containing [[specimen]]s bred specifically to exist in the moon's [[poison]]ous [[atmosphere]]. The [[President of the Central Museum]] was, because of this, unhappy when [[tourism|tourists]] began to visit the moon, feeling that the collection would look even less exciting to those who had seen the museums on Trion. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Turlough and the Earthlink Dilemma (novel)|Turlough and the Earthlink Dilemma]]'') | ||
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- You may be looking for the Central Museum at Charlottenlund.
The Central Museum was a museum on Njordr Nerthus, the third moon of Trion. It had a small collection of volcanic rocks and small glass cages containing specimens bred specifically to exist in the moon's poisonous atmosphere. The President of the Central Museum was, because of this, unhappy when tourists began to visit the moon, feeling that the collection would look even less exciting to those who had seen the museums on Trion. (PROSE: Turlough and the Earthlink Dilemma)
