Starfire Quotes

“The outer shell of the ship was thick enough to withstand the worst bombardment Jupiter should be able to put out.”
― B.V. Larson, Starfire

“Why? Because we had the ship, of course.”
― B.V. Larson, Starfire

“Most of the computers were dead, too. They couldn’t take high levels of radiation any more than humans could.”
― B.V. Larson, Starfire

“Maybe they’ve been watching us for a century or so.”
― B.V. Larson, Starfire

“Three aliens stepped out of the tunnel mouth and stalked forward,”
― B.V. Larson, Starfire

“They piled outside. Fortunately, the hatches still allowed them to exit.”
― B.V. Larson, Starfire

“essential need of the bored Russian fighting man: vodka.”
― B.V. Larson, Starfire

“The velocities they were traveling at were amazing, and if they met so much as a pebble at this speed it would hit them like cannon shell, driving a neat hole through vessel from bow to stern.”
― B.V. Larson, Starfire

“No one squeals to the press.”
― B.V. Larson, Starfire

“Space wasn’t much more than a cold void full of deadly flying particles.”
― B.V. Larson, Starfire

“They’d always had nukes,”
― B.V. Larson, Starfire

“Already, she’s given us a dozen hints that have turned into things the world would never have seen without it. You have a computer in your pocket called a smart phone. Much of the magic that makes that wonderful technology operate we owe to this ship.”
― B.V. Larson, Starfire

“a rich vein of plutonium,”
― B.V. Larson, Starfire

“A person born at the start of the last century would have come from a very primitive world. Technology did matter.”
― B.V. Larson, Starfire

“Hurled with terrific force, chunks of thick steel tore through the thinner hull of the ISS.”
― B.V. Larson, Starfire

“The Americans had placed hundreds of them on the ice over recent years to measure the effects of warming on the Arctic.”
― B.V. Larson, Starfire