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DEBRIS

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DEBRIS

By: Matthew L. Martin
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 In the mid-20th century, a routine mission to the moon resulted in an unmanned rocket missing its mark and tumbling toward the sun. The rocket was presumed lost. Life went on. A century later, the rocket came back. Believed at first to be a piece of space debris, it was soon confirmed to match the description of the ship from the long-lost moon mission. It looks like our rocket, it feels like our rocket, but it is not our rocket. What is it? How did it get here? Who sent it? And why...

Debris is a science-fiction story full of mystery, adventure, and contemplation on the human condition and our place in the wider universe. Are we alone? Does it matter? How close are we to destroying ourselves before we ever get an answer to that famous question. Hard Science Fiction Science Fiction Time Travel
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Great storyline. It was not clear of what the outcome would be early and midway through.

AI voice was a bit distracting

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The story itself was good, but the narration... not so much. I know it's an AI voice, but someone should have gone back and edited for pronunciation, pauses, inflection, etc. A real human narrator would have made this so much better!

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