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| + | The '''paintings''' are very large works created by presumably a Spacesim alumnus. They depict astronauts, launches, space landscapes, and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars Star Wars] characters. They are very large and mostly serve as dividers, often between [[Mission Control]] and the [[Habitat]] during [[Mission]]s, or to prevent astronauts from seeing the [[planetary surface]] before the mission. One of the paintings, which shows Luke Skywalker exiting his ship after a crash landing on Hoth, hangs in the [[longhouse]]. | ||
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The paintings are made of canvas, which prompted the school board to deem them fire hazards. Many members thought it was funny, because the paintings (to their knowledge) are painted on fireproof canvas. | The paintings are made of canvas, which prompted the school board to deem them fire hazards. Many members thought it was funny, because the paintings (to their knowledge) are painted on fireproof canvas. | ||
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The paintings are very large works created by presumably a Spacesim alumnus. They depict astronauts, launches, space landscapes, and Star Wars characters. They are very large and mostly serve as dividers, often between Mission Control and the Habitat during Missions, or to prevent astronauts from seeing the planetary surface before the mission. One of the paintings, which shows Luke Skywalker exiting his ship after a crash landing on Hoth, hangs in the longhouse.
Controversy
The paintings are made of canvas, which prompted the school board to deem them fire hazards. Many members thought it was funny, because the paintings (to their knowledge) are painted on fireproof canvas.
