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portada Orbital’s Fall
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Pages
299
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9798171470159

Orbital’s Fall

Bradley, Raymond (Author) · Independently published · Paperback

Orbital’s Fall - Bradley, Raymond

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Synopsis "Orbital’s Fall"

The year is 2110, but humanity lives in the technological year 3940. Guided by the biomechanical Aurelians, Earth is now encircled by seven luminescent Dyson Rings, and the Moon is guarded by its own artificial satellite, the Lunar Child. Then the impossible happens. Lunaris-3 breaks its orbit and begins a catastrophic descent toward Earth. This is no natural decay; an ancient intelligence buried deep within the lunar core—The Systematics—has awakened. Programmed millions of years ago, the machine demands total gravitational realignment, pulling the world toward annihilation. Commander Veyla Arctis, haunted by a childhood moonfall, must lead the orbital defense alongside exo-engineer Dr. Solen Marek. As tidal megastorms strike the Dyson Rings and cosmic war erupts across the sky, Veyla faces an impossible choice: surrender her mind to the machine or push humanity into a uncharted frontier. In this cinematic space opera, Raymond Bradley delivers an epic tale of artificial intelligence, ancient cosmic secrets, and the destiny of a species that dared to build its own sky.

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