The Global Community military positioned camera-toting aircraft strategically to film the most spectacular splash in history. The more than thousand-mile-square mountain, finally determined to consist largely of sulfur, burst into flames upon entry to the atmosphere. It eclipsed the sun, blew clouds out of its path, and created hurricane-force winds between itself and the surface of the sea for the last hour it dropped from the heavens. When it finally resounded on the surface of the deep, geysers, waterspouts, and typhoons miles high were displaced, rocketing from the ocean and downing
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This final chapter feels like someone got tired and pressed fast-forward on the book. We’re zipping through weeks at a time, and it’s not like the action here is anything less interesting than the stuff in the rest of the book. It feels like the authors had a lot more outlined for this one book, got halfway through, and decided to just jump to the end.
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