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In the first decade of the 21st Century, a miracle substance named '''[[handwavium]]''' appeared seemingly out of nowhere.  Handwavium had properties that defied the known laws of physics, and could bring the impossible within reach of the ordinary person: space-capable '''flying cars''', subtle and obvious '''modifications''' of the human body, even '''create new life''' from dead matter.
 
In the first decade of the 21st Century, a miracle substance named '''[[handwavium]]''' appeared seemingly out of nowhere.  Handwavium had properties that defied the known laws of physics, and could bring the impossible within reach of the ordinary person: space-capable '''flying cars''', subtle and obvious '''modifications''' of the human body, even '''create new life''' from dead matter.
  
Scientists '''studied''' it. Governments '''feared''' it. The rest of the world '''didn’t care''' all that much. '''[[Faction Guide|Science fiction fandom]]''' saw handwavium as the key to making their fantasies '''reality''', and took advantage. Fans founded the '''[[Crystal Cities]] of Venus''', the topless towers of '''[[Helium]]''', the bottled city of '''[[Kandor City|Kandor]]''' on the Moon, built farms in the sky and sailed '''[[Interstellar exploration in Fenspace|beyond the edge]]''' of the solar system to the near stars.
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Scientists '''studied''' it. Governments '''feared''' it. The rest of the world '''didn’t care''' all that much. '''[[Faction Guide|Science fiction fandom]]''' saw handwavium as the key to making their fantasies '''reality''', and took advantage. Fans founded the '''[[Crystal Cities]] of Venus''', the topless towers of '''[[Helium]]''' on Mars, the bottled city of '''[[Kandor City|Kandor]]''' on the Moon, built farms in the sky and sailed '''[[Interstellar exploration in Fenspace|beyond the edge]]''' of the solar system to the near stars.
  
 
It’s a '''brand-new Space Age''', and the people who want to go are the ones '''leading the pack'''.
 
It’s a '''brand-new Space Age''', and the people who want to go are the ones '''leading the pack'''.

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In the first decade of the 21st Century, a miracle substance named handwavium appeared seemingly out of nowhere. Handwavium had properties that defied the known laws of physics, and could bring the impossible within reach of the ordinary person: space-capable flying cars, subtle and obvious modifications of the human body, even create new life from dead matter.

Scientists studied it. Governments feared it. The rest of the world didn’t care all that much. Science fiction fandom saw handwavium as the key to making their fantasies reality, and took advantage. Fans founded the Crystal Cities of Venus, the topless towers of Helium on Mars, the bottled city of Kandor on the Moon, built farms in the sky and sailed beyond the edge of the solar system to the near stars.

It’s a brand-new Space Age, and the people who want to go are the ones leading the pack.

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