Calling Point Nemo

Name: Calling Point Nemo
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Author: Dale Stubbart
ISBN: 8223450269

Par : Dale Stubbart

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FormatePub
ISBN8223450269
EAN9798223450269
Date de parution03/06/2023
Protection num.pas de protection
Infos supplémentairesepub
ÉditeurDraft2Digital

Résumé

Stuck in prison. Nothing to do. Other than play mind games with the guards. Hmmm, there's a transmission coming in on that computer across the way. It's a good thing that I can access computers with my mind. It's a good thing that the guards don't know that I can access that computer with my mind. What's the Transmission say? Calling Point Nemo. Where the heck is that? In the middle of nowhere. 4 km deep ocean and no land anywhere near.
Why would a spaceship be calling Point Nemo? There's nothing there! Military Prisoner Where-Anon; Thought-to-be-dead Cyborg Nerve Venom; Translation Guru Ling Su; and Mythologist Kalamalama team up to safely bring in the spaceship piloted by Janowitz and Harowolski (not their real names). If any of the 27 Governments find out about this spaceship from another galaxy, they will shoot it down. In the mean time these extra-terrestrials are trying to deal with other problems.
The main one being, why is no one responding to their hail? This book mixes recent scientific discoveries, with lingering scientific questions like why isn't Pluto a planet. Sci-Fi science is also included, as are mythology, first contact, and humor.