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Are we alone?
Three astronauts go to space in search of a planet that probably has water—one of the basic elements for humanity to survive. Do they find it? What else do they find? They encounter something—something strange—beyond their wildest imaginations, and their mission-to-explore becomes a mission-to-survive.
They experience something that makes them question their beliefs. All the things they had taken for granted, everything they had seen and learned, don’t seem to apply any longer.
Something happens along the way that makes them yearn to come back to Earth. After all, home is where the heart is.
This is not just another science fiction. Rather, it will make you question your own beliefs—may they be scientific, religious, political, or something else.
In the first installment of The Galaxy Series, find out about the strange world they discover.
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They experience something that makes them question their beliefs. All the things they had taken for granted, everything they had seen and learned, don’t seem to apply any longer.
Something happens along the way that makes them yearn to come back to Earth. After all, home is where the heart is.
This is not just another science fiction. Rather, it will make you question your own beliefs—may they be scientific, religious, political, or something else.
In the first installment of The Galaxy Series, find out about the strange world they discover.
Grab a copy to find out more: https://dl.bookfunnel.com/u8nw28e5mv
December 23, 2017
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November 23, 2017
Magnaloop/Hyperloop
This technology has a very promising future - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperloop
However, it has already been mentioned in the futuristic book, Return To Earth:
“Magnaloop?” Don asked, “What is it?”
“At the turn of the century, a large vacuum tube was built by a company to transport people from Los Angeles to San Francisco in half an hour. It was a very promising concept. Our Government, one then, was very enthusiastic about it. The company got a green signal to go ahead with their ambitious plans. They started the construction of the tubes. However, that was all they could do. They ran into several problems. Budget overruns, people having second thoughts about traveling through a tube, and so on. The company went bankrupt. The tubes lay there, gathering dust, for several years. Then San Andreas happened. We became an island. Initially, there was chaos everywhere. We experience a severe shortage of essential goods, like food, water, and power. When the dust settled, someone remembered the tubes. Why not use them? Thus, Magnaloop was born. The principle is very simple. We levitate the freight trains magnetically in a vacuum to make them glide on the tracks with the help of a powerful engine.”
“Showing Magnaloop,” the voice said, and they concentrated on the screen.
A tall and well-lit building was filling the screen. It was nondescript building with gray colored walls. A grass lawn lay in form of it with a concrete parking lot to the side. A few vehicles were parked there. It was sitting on the edge of the Pacific Ocean, overlooking crashing waves. A humungous tube was jutting out from one of its sides and going into the water. A Tall barbed-wire fence surrounded it on three sides, the fourth side being in the ocean.
“It looks like the one we traveled through when we were on Etoo,” Kim shuddered, shaking the horrible experience they had.
Return To Earth
However, it has already been mentioned in the futuristic book, Return To Earth:
“Magnaloop?” Don asked, “What is it?”
“At the turn of the century, a large vacuum tube was built by a company to transport people from Los Angeles to San Francisco in half an hour. It was a very promising concept. Our Government, one then, was very enthusiastic about it. The company got a green signal to go ahead with their ambitious plans. They started the construction of the tubes. However, that was all they could do. They ran into several problems. Budget overruns, people having second thoughts about traveling through a tube, and so on. The company went bankrupt. The tubes lay there, gathering dust, for several years. Then San Andreas happened. We became an island. Initially, there was chaos everywhere. We experience a severe shortage of essential goods, like food, water, and power. When the dust settled, someone remembered the tubes. Why not use them? Thus, Magnaloop was born. The principle is very simple. We levitate the freight trains magnetically in a vacuum to make them glide on the tracks with the help of a powerful engine.”
“Showing Magnaloop,” the voice said, and they concentrated on the screen.
A tall and well-lit building was filling the screen. It was nondescript building with gray colored walls. A grass lawn lay in form of it with a concrete parking lot to the side. A few vehicles were parked there. It was sitting on the edge of the Pacific Ocean, overlooking crashing waves. A humungous tube was jutting out from one of its sides and going into the water. A Tall barbed-wire fence surrounded it on three sides, the fourth side being in the ocean.
“It looks like the one we traveled through when we were on Etoo,” Kim shuddered, shaking the horrible experience they had.
Return To Earth
November 14, 2017
What would you do?
What would you do if your country was divided? Where would you choose to go? HURRY! $0.99 for a limited time. Get your copy to read what happens to a couple that gets separated on either side of a country. mybook.to/IWO
November 6, 2017
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