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If unicron becomes a black hole at the end of space roomates au after Seraph is surgically inserted into him does that mean that Seraph is gonna end up in the black hole and does that mean that Space Loaf and Buran would see whatever ended up from Seraph in the balck hole backrooms? (im delusional for a crossover)
.......................................dang yeah sure why not~
That sounds like a sick concept. Seraph being the first one in the Black hole because she technically created it. Cool as fuck if you ask me>:) That would mean her remains are in there somewhere. At the very center.
Not sure if Loaf would see her though. Loaf wasn't there long enough to travel to the center and his sensors would keep him to the safest areas. Buran could though.
Buran Space Shuttle, 1988
Hey, @keferon, I heard you like shuttles. So here is not a shuttle. Nor actually a machine that's ever been to space, even if a similar model did.
This is a Buran. One of the three remaining full-scale models, to be exact. These photos were taken over the years in Sochi Sirius, sort of Russian Silicon Valley, if you will. I have a design of Jetfire (Skyfire in that story is a separate character and takes an alt of Shuttle) based on it, somewhere. Or, well, it would be more accurate to say that it's Buran that's based on him in that story.
Buran
The reusable Buran spacecraft on the super-heavy lift launch vehicle Energia, (1988), Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakh SSR
Buran was the first spaceplane to be produced as part of the Soviet/Russian Buran program. Buran completed one uncrewed spaceflight in 1988 from The Baikonur Cosmodrome.
Construction of the Buran space shuttle (1982)