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'''Pilman''': Precisely. A roadside picnic, on some road in the cosmos. }} |
'''Pilman''': Precisely. A roadside picnic, on some road in the cosmos. }} |
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A novel by the [[ |
A novel by the [[Strugatsky Brothers]]. If you haven't read it, you've probably seen the film it inspired (''[[Stalker]]'') or played the game [[Inspired By]] both of them (''[[S.T.A.L.K.E.R. (series)|STALKER]]''). |
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''Roadside Picnic'', like the above titles, focus on the Alienated Zones, where debris and items ejected by visiting extraterrestrials are concentrated. These Zones are filled with bizarre anomalies and physics-defying objects, ranging from having the sun appear to stay still all the time, to two pieces of metal that forever repel and attract each other. Needless to say, scientists pay hefty prices to study the objects, but the United Nations controls access to the Zone. |
''Roadside Picnic'', like the above titles, focus on the Alienated Zones, where debris and items ejected by visiting extraterrestrials are concentrated. These Zones are filled with bizarre anomalies and physics-defying objects, ranging from having the sun appear to stay still all the time, to two pieces of metal that forever repel and attract each other. Needless to say, scientists pay hefty prices to study the objects, but the United Nations controls access to the Zone. |
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