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A university student must mentally recreate a remote star system for a final exam by using psychotechnical devices to fashion a sun, planets and living ecosystems. After days of concentrated work he accidentally leaves the thought-amplifier running during sleep and discovers an unfamiliar creature among his creations. Instructors insist he eliminate the unauthorized lifeform because rules forbid adding species; he refuses and duplicates the creature to prevent its loneliness. His compassionate defiance earns a failing grade, and the story examines the tension between institutional authority, the ethics of creation, and the unforeseen consequences of imaginative power.

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Alan J. Ramm

Alan J. Ramm is an author known for his contributions to science fiction literature. His works often explore themes of space exploration and the human condition in extraterrestrial settings. Notable titles include "Death Walks on Mars," which delves into the challenges and mysteries of life on the Red Planet, and "Trouble Near the Sun," which reflects his imaginative storytelling. Ramm's writing is characterized by a blend of adventure and philosophical inquiry, making his stories resonate with readers interested in speculative fiction.

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