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The '''MOSF''' is a projected museum in [[Washington, DC]], which was being promoted 2016–2018. Nothing has as yet been constructed. It runs a vaguely [[SF]]-related [[gate show]] called '''Escape Velocity''' and, since 2016, has published an [[Official Organ]], '''''Journal of Science Fiction'''''. | The '''MOSF''' is a projected museum in [[Washington, DC]], which was being promoted 2016–2018. Nothing has as yet been constructed. It runs a vaguely [[SF]]-related [[gate show]] called '''Escape Velocity''' and, since 2016, has published an [[Official Organ]], '''''Journal of Science Fiction'''''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:28, 29 November 2022
The MOSF is a projected museum in Washington, DC, which was being promoted 2016–2018. Nothing has as yet been constructed. It runs a vaguely SF-related gate show called Escape Velocity and, since 2016, has published an Official Organ, Journal of Science Fiction.
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