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In spite of his pessimism, Kim settled down to the fine calculations / required for a voyage to a blue-white dwarf star not readily / distinguished from others. Most inhabited planets, of course, circled / sol-type suns. Light much different from that in which the race had / developed was apt to have produced vegetation inimical to humanity, / and useful vegetation did not thrive. And of course sol-type stars are / most readily spotted by space navigators. As he checked his course with / star-charts, Dona spoke softly.
"Thanks, Kim."