Difference between revisions of "Alpheus McEvedy"
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| died = [[2783]]<ref name=TtSMEFp4-5>''Touring the Stars: McEvedy's Folly'', pp. 4-6</ref> | | died = [[2783]]<ref name=TtSMEFp4-5>''Touring the Stars: McEvedy's Folly'', pp. 4-6</ref> | ||
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| − | | affiliation = [[Star League]]<ref name=TtSMEFp4/> | + | | affiliation = [[Star League]]<ref name=TtSMEFp4-5/> |
| − | | profession = Scientist<ref name=TtSMEFp4/> | + | | profession = Scientist<ref name=TtSMEFp4-5/> |
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| − | Doctor '''Alpheus McEvedy''' was a scientist with the [[Star League]] [[Department of Mega-Engineering]] who famously discovered the planet that would later become known as [[McEvedy's Folly]].<ref name=TtSMEFp4/> | + | Doctor '''Alpheus McEvedy''' was a scientist with the [[Star League]] [[Department of Mega-Engineering]] who, aboard the ''Terraforming'' vessel [[Galapagos]] famously discovered the planet that would later become known as [[McEvedy's Folly]].<ref name=TtSMEFp4-5/> |
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* ''[[Touring the Stars: McEvedy's Folly]]'' | * ''[[Touring the Stars: McEvedy's Folly]]'' | ||
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Alpheus McEvedy | |
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| Died | 2783[1] |
| Affiliation | Star League[1] |
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| Profession | Scientist[1] |
Doctor Alpheus McEvedy was a scientist with the Star League Department of Mega-Engineering who, aboard the Terraforming vessel Galapagos famously discovered the planet that would later become known as McEvedy's Folly.[1]