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Tuesday, March 22, 2016
Abyss Observatory's Motoko Moonwall's Death Announced
A creative builder in Second Life has passed away.
While stopping by the Abyss observatory in Farwell (79/79/95), among the various signs around the entry point was one announcing the death of one of the people whom had helped build the area.
A creator of Abyss Observatory, Motoko Moonwall died on 4th Feb, 2016 on lung cancer. When the cancer was found in hospital, the cancer already metastasized to lymph node, and she soon deteriorated into coma.
Motoko was most active creator of Abyss Observatory. Please pray for her soul to rest in peace.
Five locations were listed on the notecard, three also at the observatory, the "Lorentz and Chaos exhibit," Farwell (161, 175, 3501), "Only One Earth,"(173, 184, 3401), and "Earth and Life Evolution," Farwell (166, 209, 3401). The other two were "Jules Verne's Natilus," Lily (191, 215, 1506), and the "Motoko Museum of Art History," STEM Island (162, 222, 3775). The observatory builds were detailed and interesting. One exhibit included several dynamic globes, spinning and representing geography, ocean currents, electric power use, etc.
While perhaps the observatory can get more builders, there will be no more from this creative spirit.
Bixyl Shuftan
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