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'''Lister'''<ref>[http://www.bungie.net/projects/halo3/content.aspx?link=evafiction Bungie.net's release on the EVA Armor]</ref> was a [[United Nations Space Command]] city in the country of [[Aigburth]] on the moon of [[Ganymede]]. | '''Lister'''<ref>[http://www.bungie.net/projects/halo3/content.aspx?link=evafiction Bungie.net's release on the EVA Armor]</ref> was a [[United Nations Space Command]] city in the country of [[Aigburth]] on the moon of [[Ganymede]]. | ||
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The [[EVA Armor]] was tested in Lister. | The [[EVA Armor]] was tested in Lister. | ||
Lister may be a reference to British sci-fi comedy ''Red Dwarf'' in which a [[Human]] named David Lister comes from Aigburth, which is a real place in part of Liverpool. Additionally, one of David's adventures aboard Red Dwarf takes him to a colony on the moon of Ganymede. | ==Trivia== | ||
*Lister may be a reference to British sci-fi comedy ''Red Dwarf'' in which a [[Human]] named David Lister comes from Aigburth, which is a real place in part of Liverpool. Additionally, one of David's adventures aboard Red Dwarf takes him to a colony on the moon of Ganymede. | |||
The city may be named for British surgeon Joesph Lister, the first advocate of sterile surgical | *The city may be named for British surgeon Joesph Lister, the first advocate of sterile surgical environments. | ||
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Revision as of 12:14, May 24, 2008
Lister[1] was a United Nations Space Command city in the country of Aigburth on the moon of Ganymede.
The EVA Armor was tested in Lister.
Trivia
- Lister may be a reference to British sci-fi comedy Red Dwarf in which a Human named David Lister comes from Aigburth, which is a real place in part of Liverpool. Additionally, one of David's adventures aboard Red Dwarf takes him to a colony on the moon of Ganymede.
- The city may be named for British surgeon Joesph Lister, the first advocate of sterile surgical environments.
