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It was commissioned by [[Felman Lux]] and was managed by a head librarian. The computer interface was mainly based on courtesy [[node]]s, sculpture-like info terminals containing real faces made from donated flesh. It also contained levitating spherical wooden security cameras. Visitors were advised to switch off their [[Mobile phone|mobile comm units]]. | It was commissioned by [[Felman Lux]] and was managed by a head librarian. The computer interface was mainly based on courtesy [[node]]s, sculpture-like info terminals containing real faces made from donated flesh. It also contained levitating spherical wooden security cameras. Visitors were advised to switch off their [[Mobile phone|mobile comm units]]. | ||
Paper editions of every book ever written were made | Paper editions of every book ever written were made specially for the Library, but unfortunately the [[forests]] cut down to make the books were home to [[Vashta Nerada]], which hatched from the books and infested the library. the computer managed to "save" all 4022 visitors to it's hard drive, where they could dream an imperfect virtual existence. The computer sealed of the planet and it took three generations of the [[Lux]] family to decode the seals and arange an [[archeology|archeological]] expedition led by [[Professor]] [[River Song]] to find out what happened. ([[DW]]: ''[[Silence in the Library]]'') | ||
[[Category:Planets|Library]] | [[Category:Planets|Library]] | ||
[[Category:51st century|Library]] | [[Category:51st century|Library]] | ||
[[Category:Libraries and archives|Library]] | [[Category:Libraries and archives|Library]] | ||
Revision as of 16:43, 8 June 2008
The Library was a huge library that built during the 50th century. It contained every book ever written and spanned a whole planet, within its core was the largest hard drive ever, serving as an index computer.
It was commissioned by Felman Lux and was managed by a head librarian. The computer interface was mainly based on courtesy nodes, sculpture-like info terminals containing real faces made from donated flesh. It also contained levitating spherical wooden security cameras. Visitors were advised to switch off their mobile comm units.
Paper editions of every book ever written were made specially for the Library, but unfortunately the forests cut down to make the books were home to Vashta Nerada, which hatched from the books and infested the library. the computer managed to "save" all 4022 visitors to it's hard drive, where they could dream an imperfect virtual existence. The computer sealed of the planet and it took three generations of the Lux family to decode the seals and arange an archeological expedition led by Professor River Song to find out what happened. (DW: Silence in the Library)
