Seeker
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That it passes more quickly on the roof than in the basement, or at rest than in a moving vehicle. We know there are objects that may have occupied a place in the cosmos for several hundred million years although they themselves are not 60 million years old. We are accustomed to watching time take its toll on the physical world. Buildings crumble. People vanish. The pyramids wear down. But in the great vacuum that surrounds us, time seems suspended. Footprints, left ten thousand years ago on a l...unar surface, endure.
— Orianda Koval, Time and Tide, 1407 We almost gave up and went home. If Margolia was not in the system, it seemed unlikely that the Seeker could be there. Somehow, we’d gotten it wrong.
But we’d gone to a lot of trouble. And we had noplace else to look. So we stayed, and turned the Martin telescope loose. Two days later, Belle reported a suspicious object. “High-albedo source,” she said. Highly reflective.
“Where?” I asked.
She showed me. “Eight AUs from our present position.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That it passes more quickly on the roof than in the basement, or at rest than in a moving vehicle. We know there are objects that may have occupied a place in the cosmos for several hundred million years although they themselves are not 60 million years old. We are accustomed to watching time take its toll on the physical world. Buildings crumble. People vanish. The pyramids wear down. But in the great vacuum that surrounds us, time seems suspended. Footprints, left ten thousand years ago on a l...unar surface, endure.
— Orianda Koval, Time and Tide, 1407 We almost gave up and went home. If Margolia was not in the system, it seemed unlikely that the Seeker could be there. Somehow, we’d gotten it wrong.
But we’d gone to a lot of trouble. And we had noplace else to look. So we stayed, and turned the Martin telescope loose. Two days later, Belle reported a suspicious object. “High-albedo source,” she said. Highly reflective.
“Where?” I asked.
She showed me. “Eight AUs from our present position.”
What to read after Seeker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jack Mcdevitt to read onlineMoreLess
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