Which would make him a very limited Force of Doom. Assumes the Wheel of Time is also restricted to Earth. Which would lead to all kinds of weird stuff...say an Aes Sedai travels to some random planet in the cosmos, and later dies there...is the soul reborn outside the Wheel, or does it return to an Earthly reincarnation?

On the other hand, if Aes Sedai could travel to other worlds, and if Earth is not the only planet linked to the Wheel, then male channelers anywhere in the universe would go mad.

So, if all planets are linked to the Wheel, then if there are Aes Sedai and/or non-channelers out there somewhere, from previous AOL excursions, perhaps there are muliple Dragons? On multiple planets? Or even without multiple Dragons, those colonists are perhaps somehow trying to fight against the DO from out there somewhere? Or perhaps they are all star trekking across the universe, always going forward, still can't find reverse (or call home).

I am very curious about what exactly the Book of Translation does.

By the way, I do think the idea of space traveling Aes Sedai is a nice one, but, like the land of Shara, it begs the question of 'what are these people doing when the world [universe?] is going to pot?' We may never know.