The Radio Time Capsule 1: A Mind-bending Tale of Time Travel, Radio Waves, and a Message Across Twenty Years
Release Date: Tuesday, January 7th, 2025
Pages: 273 pages
In 'The Radio Time Capsule 1', high school student Bai Yang crafts a time capsule that uses radio waves to send messages twenty years into the future, leading to an extraordinary connection when a girl named Ban Xia starts receiving them.
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What if you could send a message through time using radio waves?
In 2019, a high school student named Bai Yang creates an unusual time capsule. Instead of burying ordinary mementos, he designs an intricate plan involving radio frequencies and tritium tubes, hoping to communicate across a twenty-year gap.
In 2039, a mysterious girl named Ban Xia receives strange radio signals that seem to come from the past. As she decodes these messages, she discovers a connection that defies the laws of physics and challenges our understanding of time itself.
This captivating science fiction novel weaves together:
Amateur radio operations and electromagnetic theory
Complex time travel concepts made accessible
A touching story of connection across decades
Rich details about life in Nanjing, past and present
Mystery elements that will keep you guessing until the end
Perfect for fans of Liu Cixin's Three-Body Problem and Ted Chiang's Story of Your Life, this novel combines hard science concepts with deeply human emotions, creating a unique reading experience that will stay with you long after the last page.
In 2019, a high school student named Bai Yang creates an unusual time capsule. Instead of burying ordinary mementos, he designs an intricate plan involving radio frequencies and tritium tubes, hoping to communicate across a twenty-year gap.
In 2039, a mysterious girl named Ban Xia receives strange radio signals that seem to come from the past. As she decodes these messages, she discovers a connection that defies the laws of physics and challenges our understanding of time itself.
This captivating science fiction novel weaves together:
Amateur radio operations and electromagnetic theory
Complex time travel concepts made accessible
A touching story of connection across decades
Rich details about life in Nanjing, past and present
Mystery elements that will keep you guessing until the end
Perfect for fans of Liu Cixin's Three-Body Problem and Ted Chiang's Story of Your Life, this novel combines hard science concepts with deeply human emotions, creating a unique reading experience that will stay with you long after the last page.