We Do Not Come In Peace: The Oumuamua Protocol
Release Date: Sunday, July 13th, 2025
Pages: 525 pages
ISBN 13: 9798292155508
A decoding of a tightbeam transmission from the interstellar object Oumuamua reveals a terrifying truth about humanity's place in the universe, setting off a race against time as an impending extraterrestrial threat approaches Earth.
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This is how the message arrives. Not with a greeting, but with a death sentence, decoded by SETI from a tightbeam transmission in 2025. It is the first hint that humanity is not alone. It is the last warning they will ever receive.
It began with ‘Oumuamua. The anomalous interstellar object that tumbled through our solar system in 2017, a splinter in the mind of science. Was it a natural phenomenon, or something else? The world’s astronomers debated, while a few lone voices in the intelligence community and academia warned it was a scout. They were dismissed as alarmists.
They were right.
Two years later, a second visitor, Borisov, arrived—a natural-looking comet that restored complacency. Now, a third visitor has been detected. It is not hiding. It is not subtle. It is the size of a small moon, decelerating into our system on a trajectory that defies physics. It is not here to observe. It is here to sterilize.
This is how the message arrives. Not with a greeting, but with a death sentence, decoded by SETI from a tightbeam transmission in 2025. It is the first hint that humanity is not alone. It is the last warning they will ever receive.
It began with ‘Oumuamua. The anomalous interstellar object that tumbled through our solar system in 2017, a splinter in the mind of science. Was it a natural phenomenon, or something else? The world’s astronomers debated, while a few lone voices in the intelligence community and academia warned it was a scout. They were dismissed as alarmists.
They were right.
Two years later, a second visitor, Borisov, arrived—a natural-looking comet that restored complacency. Now, a third visitor has been detected. It is not hiding. It is not subtle. It is the size of a small moon, decelerating into our system on a trajectory that defies physics. It is not here to observe. It is here to sterilize.