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Bismuth Station has one wide platform fronting the light rail beam, and a tall transparent roof beyond which the city's towers and light beams stretch into the clouds. Trains passing through the city continue on the same beam to exit at the other side of the station. [[Keller]] believed that if she reached Bismuth, she could disappear among the programs there and start a new life. |
Bismuth Station has one wide platform fronting the light rail beam, and a tall transparent roof beyond which the city's towers and light beams stretch into the clouds. Trains passing through the city continue on the same beam to exit at the other side of the station. [[Keller]] believed that if she reached Bismuth, she could disappear among the programs there and start a new life. |
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Revision as of 18:13, 16 April 2013
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| Bismuth Station | |
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| Region | The Grid |
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| Inhabitants | Programs |
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| Appearances | TRON: Uprising |
Bismuth Station is a light rail station appearing in the TRON: Uprising episode Welcome Home.
Description
Bismuth is a stop on the route of the Argon Express, a non-local light rail which crosses the Outlands and regularly carries hundreds of programs. The trip from Argon City to Bismuth takes several hours at the train's top speed.
Bismuth Station has one wide platform fronting the light rail beam, and a tall transparent roof beyond which the city's towers and light beams stretch into the clouds. Trains passing through the city continue on the same beam to exit at the other side of the station. Keller believed that if she reached Bismuth, she could disappear among the programs there and start a new life.
Trivia
- Like Gallium City, Bismuth is named after a post-transition metal.