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Latest revision as of 09:47, 6 November 2016
Galileo's Glassworks in hydrogen bubble chamber.
The virtualization of Galileo Galilei is an ongoing effort to virtualize Galileo.
While not a transdimensional corporation, the effort involves time travel, and is widely predicted to generate one or more transdimensional corporations.
In the News
Galileo's Glassworks in hydrogen bubble chamber advances virtualization of Galileo.
Galileo may experience virtualization as pain, warns John Brunner.