Our next example comes from the twenty-first century, when this technology was still in its infancy. The story has been pieced together from data recovered from an electronic device preserved in a fortuitous rockfall. Maria was a young woman living in a part of the world then known as Australia. Viewed at the time as... Continue Reading →
I'm really worried about Mars, Deltrine. Gone are the wild river plains, pristine canyons and equatorial rift valley, buried long ago beneath our power and production blisters. Now the ancient ocean boundaries are eroding and the ice caps expanding, both at an ever-increasing rate. Things aren't much better in the atmosphere either, where carbon dioxide... Continue Reading →
Flash Wounds 