Connection to the grid could imply the ability to traverse the grid and travel to both older and younger universes which lay beyond the layers of energy. The Culture ships strive to retrieve an ancient.
Banks latest novel, following the success of Feersum Endjinn. This was something the Culture was not able to do, and so they took immediate interest. These works of novels and short fiction center around the Culture, a post-scarcity semi-anarchist utopia consisting of humanoid races and managed by super-intelligent artificial intelligences. Set in the Culture universe, this is Iain M. Later the Excession was discovered to be "connected" to both ends of the Energy Grid. Despite its size it had no apparent mass, and left no indentations on the skein of space-time, giving the first impression of being a projection of sorts. It is the fifth in the Culture series, a series of ten science fiction novels which feature a utopian fictional interstellar society called the Culture. The Esperi Excession was a near-perfect black-body antimatter sphere, with a stippled granular surface, orbiting the red giant star Esperi in the Upper Leaf Swirl. Excession is a 1996 science fiction novel by Scottish writer Iain M. The Excession at Esperi was a massive object of unknown origin and capabilities discovered around the star Esperi in the Upper Leaf Swirl.
Does not conform to article style (in appearance or in use of Mediawiki markup)įan depiction of The Excession.The Ship assisted the Affront in capturing the ship store at Pittance, awaking the many Offensive Units stored there after the Idiran-Culture War. You can help out The Culture Wiki by re-organizing parts of the article, checking grammar and spelling, and doing other helpful things to correct the article. Excession During the events of Excession, the ship appeared to turn tail on the Culture and side with the Affront.
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