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A subtrope of [[Artistic License Astronomy]], [[Space Does Not Work That Way]] and [[Sci-Fi Writers Have No Sense of Scale]].
Compare [[Space Clouds]], a trope about the similarly unrealistic portrayal of nebula in fiction; also [[Vulcan Has No Moon]] for when objects in space are visible in locations where they make no sense (either due to the science or due to pre-established canon). Also compare [[Conveniently
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* In the [[Marvel Comics|Marvel]] ''[[Transformers Generation 1]]'' comic, our solar system's asteroid field is portrayed in precisely this manner; in fact, the ''Ark'''s mission was to destroy a bunch of asteroids so that Cybertron could pass safely through.
** To be fair, although the asteroid belt is portrayed incorrectly, at this time in the comic Cybertron was said to be "Saturn-sized". This size would make the chances of a cataclysmic impact more likely (though still very low).
* The trope is turned [[Up to Eleven]] in ''[[
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