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** The previous novel, ''Chain of Attack'', actually outclasses it, though--the derelicts there include lifeless ''planets'' throughout a huge sector of space. |
** The previous novel, ''Chain of Attack'', actually outclasses it, though--the derelicts there include lifeless ''planets'' throughout a huge sector of space. |
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* In the ''[[Starfleet Corps of Engineers]]'' series, we've got the Sargasso Sector, named for the Sargasso Sea on Earth. It's a junkyard of abandoned ships floating around a collection of black holes and quasars. The protagonists are assigned to clear a path through it to allow a convoy access - one of the series' more notable cases of [[Space Is an Ocean]]. |
* In the ''[[Starfleet Corps of Engineers]]'' series, we've got the Sargasso Sector, named for the Sargasso Sea on Earth. It's a junkyard of abandoned ships floating around a collection of black holes and quasars. The protagonists are assigned to clear a path through it to allow a convoy access - one of the series' more notable cases of [[Space Is an Ocean]]. |
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** Finally, to show how much ''[[Star Trek]]'' likes this one, there's the Rashanar battle site in [[Star Trek |
** Finally, to show how much ''[[Star Trek]]'' likes this one, there's the Rashanar battle site in [[Star Trek: A Time to...]], a collection of wrecked ships destroyed during the Dominion War. |
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* ''[[The Stars My Destination]]'' by [[Alfred Bester]] has [[Meaningful Name|Gulliver Foyle]] encounter the Sargasso Asteroid, a body in the main asteroid belt built entirely from the hulks of abandonned spaceships. |
* ''[[The Stars My Destination]]'' by [[Alfred Bester]] has [[Meaningful Name|Gulliver Foyle]] encounter the Sargasso Asteroid, a body in the main asteroid belt built entirely from the hulks of abandonned spaceships. |
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* [[The Diving Universe]] novel ''Boneyards'' has the Boneyard, a massive derelict graveyard full of ancient spaceships. |
* [[The Diving Universe]] novel ''Boneyards'' has the Boneyard, a massive derelict graveyard full of ancient spaceships. |
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