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Complete, First published Jun 15, 2022
Miners found a huge ancient copper cube with a vacuum inside it buried within the Escondida Mine. This discovery shook the foundation of Earth's twenty-first century beliefs, as its alien origin led to a total rewrite of history.

Created for the June 2022 Holiday Event of the Science Fiction profile family. Using the prompt: Underground.
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