| Author: | Bernard Harold Curgenven | ISBN: | 1230001525076 |
| Publisher: | Bernard Harold Curgenven | Publication: | January 28, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Bernard Harold Curgenven |
| ISBN: | 1230001525076 |
| Publisher: | Bernard Harold Curgenven |
| Publication: | January 28, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Fleet is the story of the nomadic human race which escaped annihilation by the demon and moron races, in the final year of the ‘Big War’. Fleet left Earth and returned sometime later, only to find that their home planet was uninhabitable.
Space was a dangerous place, and the entire fleet could be destroyed by anomalies such as wormholes. What were these wormholes? Were they doorways between time pockets, universes or quadrants, and why did they destroy everything in their path? Humanity finally became stranded and was forced to settle on a previously discovered home-world. Life on this planet was relatively peaceful at first, but peace comes with its own set of problems. The current fleet stronghold perished to make room for the greatest science station known to humanity! This science station held all the answers, and an unwelcome discovery was made! The new world was threatened by the mysterious particle TTTT, morons, demons, and viral infections caused by food sources. The once agile space ship was transformed to support the most sophisticated particle blaster in all the universes. Black holes continued to spring up everywhere in the cosmos, as the multiverse fluctuated, imploding all in their path, including entire worlds.
This story touches on factual science in great detail, and includes some very interesting theories. Particles, space anomalies, genetics, computer science, electro-photonic imaging and many more come together and share common denominators such as photons. This base story is followed by numerous sequels.
Fleet is the story of the nomadic human race which escaped annihilation by the demon and moron races, in the final year of the ‘Big War’. Fleet left Earth and returned sometime later, only to find that their home planet was uninhabitable.
Space was a dangerous place, and the entire fleet could be destroyed by anomalies such as wormholes. What were these wormholes? Were they doorways between time pockets, universes or quadrants, and why did they destroy everything in their path? Humanity finally became stranded and was forced to settle on a previously discovered home-world. Life on this planet was relatively peaceful at first, but peace comes with its own set of problems. The current fleet stronghold perished to make room for the greatest science station known to humanity! This science station held all the answers, and an unwelcome discovery was made! The new world was threatened by the mysterious particle TTTT, morons, demons, and viral infections caused by food sources. The once agile space ship was transformed to support the most sophisticated particle blaster in all the universes. Black holes continued to spring up everywhere in the cosmos, as the multiverse fluctuated, imploding all in their path, including entire worlds.
This story touches on factual science in great detail, and includes some very interesting theories. Particles, space anomalies, genetics, computer science, electro-photonic imaging and many more come together and share common denominators such as photons. This base story is followed by numerous sequels.
