Lacuna: the Spectre of Oblivion
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***** Operations TFR Beijing Near the great singularity Majev-tor Liao withdrew the key and replaced it in her pocket.
“Jump complete, Captain.”
She nodded, walking back to her command console, leaning over it, and studying it intently. “Good. Are we in position?”
“Absolutely no way to tell,” said Dao. “We’re seeing further out than any Human has ever seen before. As far as I can tell, based on the information we were given, we are in position.”
“Captain,” called Ling, “our radar is currently ...showing…” he paused, “absolutely nothing, except one contact approximately 400,000 kilometres away. 200,000 tonnes.”
“Nothing?” Liao asked.
“Nothing. No planets, no solar bodies of any kind.” Dao frowned slightly. “We’re in the void, Captain.”
The distances between solar systems were vast, almost unimaginable. Seeing the solar system as a whole meant that even the largest planets, such as Jupiter and Saturn, were just tiny specks in the vast black ocean, where the distance between the planets was measured in how many minutes it took the light to travel that distance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
***** Operations TFR Beijing Near the great singularity Majev-tor Liao withdrew the key and replaced it in her pocket.
“Jump complete, Captain.”
She nodded, walking back to her command console, leaning over it, and studying it intently. “Good. Are we in position?”
“Absolutely no way to tell,” said Dao. “We’re seeing further out than any Human has ever seen before. As far as I can tell, based on the information we were given, we are in position.”
“Captain,” called Ling, “our radar is currently ...showing…” he paused, “absolutely nothing, except one contact approximately 400,000 kilometres away. 200,000 tonnes.”
“Nothing?” Liao asked.
“Nothing. No planets, no solar bodies of any kind.” Dao frowned slightly. “We’re in the void, Captain.”
The distances between solar systems were vast, almost unimaginable. Seeing the solar system as a whole meant that even the largest planets, such as Jupiter and Saturn, were just tiny specks in the vast black ocean, where the distance between the planets was measured in how many minutes it took the light to travel that distance.
What to read after Lacuna: the Spectre of Oblivion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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