Cislunar (Cislunar Stories)
Release Date: Thursday, June 20th, 2024
Published by: Future Chron Publishing
Pages: 195 pages
ISBN 13: 9798323134113
Cislunar (Cislunar Stories) by D.W. Patterson delves into the foundational tales of humanity's exploration and technological advancements in cislunar space, exploring the interaction between humans and advanced robotics in a near-future setting.
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Remembered Earth Universe
CISLUNAR SERIES
The Remembered Earth Universe covers the science and technology of the next hundred years, as mankind moves into cislunar space (defined as that space in and around the Earth-Moon system and slightly beyond), and takes tentative steps to destinations farther out.
It begins with an exploration of the space around the Earth and Moon in the stories that make up the Cislunar Series. These are the foundational stories of the Remembered Earth Universe.
Below is a list of the eight stories in the Cislunar Series Collection in chronological order:
US Tugs: A Short Story
When robots become as smart as humans, will we be smart enough to help them?
Prototype: A Short Story
James had made it to orbit, where he always wanted to be. He thought the hard work was behind him, but when you are responsible for a hundred million dollar prototype, the hard work may just be ahead.
CISLUNAR SERIES
The Remembered Earth Universe covers the science and technology of the next hundred years, as mankind moves into cislunar space (defined as that space in and around the Earth-Moon system and slightly beyond), and takes tentative steps to destinations farther out.
It begins with an exploration of the space around the Earth and Moon in the stories that make up the Cislunar Series. These are the foundational stories of the Remembered Earth Universe.
Below is a list of the eight stories in the Cislunar Series Collection in chronological order:
US Tugs: A Short Story
When robots become as smart as humans, will we be smart enough to help them?
Prototype: A Short Story
James had made it to orbit, where he always wanted to be. He thought the hard work was behind him, but when you are responsible for a hundred million dollar prototype, the hard work may just be ahead.