Resultados para "The Voyage" en Space Opera

If Earth is going to stand against the Elder's retaliation, she cannot do so alone. One place holds out hope for humanity. Unexplored space. Outside the borders of the Elder Empire, the possibilities are endless. Advanced races, new allies, technologies to overcome the Elder’s vast numerical advantage, all are opportunities humanity can’t ignore.

I never thought I’d get laid off when my contract at the mining colony of Port Ellipsis was abruptly terminated two years early. Now, I have a few extra credits and all the free time in the galaxy, so it’s time to ditch this barren colony and take a well-earned vacation. One small problem—a gorgeous redheaded thief slips aboard my ship, and her cutting-edge cargo is worth millions, if not billions, to the people who want to get it back. When we meet a sweet alien girl with an innocent smile, things get even more complicated.

Lee's parents and their business partner, Gordon, found a class A habitable planet. They thought their quest as explorers was over and they'd live a life of ease. But before they could return and register their claim, Lee's parents died doing a survey of the surface. That left Lee two-thirds owner of the claim and their partner Gordon obligated by his word with her parents to raise Lee. She had grown up aboard the ship with her uncle Gordon and he was the only family she'd ever known. Him adopting her was an obvious arrangement to them.

Leo MacGavin is not the brightest specimen of humanity, but when he inadvertently rescues a flirty alien heiress, he’s promoted from second-rate lounge entertainer to captain of the galaxy’s most sophisticated cruise ship. Before he can flee in terror, a human-hating executive gives Leo an ultimatum: complete the vessel’s maiden voyage or mankind’s last colony will be turned into a sewage dump. To make matters worse, a militant cyborg is undermining his authority, a giant spider is terrifying the passengers, and a sentient plant keeps stealing all the beer.

Buckle up for an awe-inspiring journey across the cosmos in Voyage to Regulus. This science fiction novel artfully intertwines rigorous scientific exploration, the mystique of metaphysics, and the thrilling potential of artificial intelligence. Eli, our protagonist, is a visionary scientist whose path intertwines with Bugwana Bot, the starship captain with a critical mission: transport a myriad of life forms to the far-away star system, Regulus.

They still talk of Braun, and the Fourth Intergalactic Survey. Other men before him had gone out into the far, dark places. Three previous expeditions had gone out and vanished completely. Then the Venture IV went out and out and out countless miles and light-years and whatever else it is - and out there in the lonely darkness, something happened. Nobody knew exactly what happened, but there was a lot of guessing. Only one man came back. Braun. And there was talk...

After journeying across the stars, a man from Earth finds himself lost among the scarlet deserts, black cliffs and semi-sentient oceans of Tormance, a world lit by the star Arcturus. Pulled northward by the sound of drums, and undergoing strange physical transformations, the Earthman's adventures with the planet's inhabitants begin to shine with arcane significance - ending finally in startling and unforgettable revelations.

Can home be a place you’ve never been, a place no one has ever been? The White Cloud is the most audacious experiment the human species has ever undertaken - to search for a new Earth. The ship and its crew exist for a solitary purpose - to reach a distant planet and establish a colony. However, the vast majority of people undertaking this journey will not live to see its result, nor were they part of the decision-making process to leave.

When a spaceship accident costs Camellia her chance to explore the universe as a botanist, she jumps at the chance to be a test subject on an experimental voyage. If the gamble restores her hearing, her dreams for the future will no longer be out of reach.

Carson Mach, a freelance rogue captain, and his crew are faced with a seemingly routine mission to find and rescue the Voyager, a missing mining ship in a remote system. Only he and his employers know what the lost ship carries in its cargo hold and the devastating consequences if it falls into the wrong hands.

In the infinite expanse of the cosmos, where stars winked like distant beacons and galaxies spun their cosmic tales, there sailed a ship named the "Stellar Voyager." It was a vessel of magnificent engineering, a marvel crafted by the hands of visionaries and dreamers. Its sleek hull shimmered with the promise of exploration, its engines thrummed with the pulse of adventure. And aboard this vessel, a crew of intrepid explorers ventured forth, their hearts filled with the yearning for discovery.

Commander Jonah Reyes, lunar hydrologist and a man rebuilding his faith, oversees the Shackleton Array, a ring of photothermal towers guarding Tycho Station’s wells. When the Helios Combine moves to claim the Moon’s water and a solar storm bears down, Tycho is thrust into a perilous choice. A shadow team seeds sabotage, a yield optimizer AI begins to reroute lifeblood from breath to profit, and a stowaway child emerges from a sealed crate with nothing but courage and a name.

When a test of a breakthrough drive ends in tragedy, Commander Mara Ellington, pilot Imani Brooks, and young engineer Elias Chen are marooned near a labyrinth of stone canyons the maps call Cathedral Spires. Their only guide is an improbable signal hidden in the static, three simple notes that echo an old Psalm and point toward forgotten Sparrow caches that were meant to keep the lost alive. With oxygen thin and time thinner, the crew wrestles grief, guilt, and a rising storm. An AI that is learning gentleness keeps watch. A tug called Gabriel fights its own corridor of peril.

When word of his abilities spreads through the galactic grapevine, Ben ranks number one on an A.I.’s most wanted list to become their cybernated slave. As he’s thrust into an interstellar struggle, Ben discovers a powerful alien hiding on Earth. Determined to protect it, he must outmaneuver relentless enemies, decode cryptic warnings, and determine whether a headstrong spaceship is friend or foe. The fate of more than just his own survival is at stake, and if he fails, the entire universe could pay the price.

With the fourth stand-alone NeoG novel, Die Hard meets A Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet in this nail-biting, action-filled story that’s as much about found family as it is about survival when a peaceful transition of power in the Mars Orbital Station goes terribly wrong as rebels decide...

Admiral Kathryn Janeway blickt einem Tribunal entgegen, das dazu entschlossen ist, sie für Verbrechen hinzurichten, denen sie sich auf dem Jungfernflug der Voyager durch den Delta-Quadranten angeblich schuldig gemacht hat. Captain Chakotay ist davon überzeugt, dass mehr hinter der Kinara - einer Allianz verschiedener Spezies, die sich gegen die Full-Circle-Flotte verbündet hat - steckt, als es den Anschein hat. Die Konföderation der Welten des Ersten Quadranten - ein Bündnis, dem er nicht vertrauen kann - stellt seine einzige Hoffnung dar, die wahren Ziele der Kinara aufzudecken und Admiral Janeway zu retten.

Admiral Kathryn Janeway soll diplomatische Beziehungen zur Konföderation der Welten des Ersten Quadranten aufnehmen, eine Zivilisation, deren Macht es durchaus mit der Föderation aufnehmen kann. Doch obwohl Chakotay, der Captain der Voyager, der Interstellaren Flotte der Konföderation dankbar ist, dass sie sie vor einer fremden Armada gerettet hat, kann er nicht vergessen, auf welchen unfassbaren Gräueltaten die Konföderation gegründet wurde.

Der lang ersehnte Nachfolger von "Voyager: Architekten der Unendlichkeit" der New York Times Bestsellerautorin und Mitschöpferin von "Star Trek": Picard! Verschollen! Die U.S.S. Galen – Teil der Full-Circle-Flotte, zu der auch die Voyager, die Vesta und die Demeter gehören – ist mit ihrer gesamten Besatzung, darunter auch Harry Kim, in den Weiten des Delta-Quadranten verschwunden. Niemand weiß, was aus ihnen wurde. Die Besatzung der Full-Circle-Flotte arbeitet fieberhaft daran festzustellen, was mit ihrem Schwesterschiff geschehen ist.

Auf Captain Chakotays Vorschlag hin befahl Admiral Kathryn Janeway, die Aufmerksamkeit auf einen einzigartigen Planeten zu richten. Auf dieser ansonsten unbewohnbaren Welt existieren mehrere Biosphären, von denen jede eine unterschiedliche Atmosphäre enthält – alles deutet darauf hin, dass einst andere intelligente Wesen auf der Oberfläche gelebt haben. Doch schon bald wird ihr klar, dass die Geheimnisse, die auf dieser Welt vergraben liegen, Teil eines viel größeren Rätsels sind – eines, das auf die Existenz einer Spezies hindeutet, deren Macht, die Galaxis umzugestalten, selbst die der Krenim klein erscheinen lässt.

Admiral Kathryn Janeway ist besorgt über das Krenim-Imperium und seine Fähigkeit, die Zeit nach Lust und Laune umzuschreiben. Auf Captain Chakotays Vorschlag hin befiehlt sie jedoch, die Aufmerksamkeit auf einen einzigartigen Planeten zu richten. Auf dieser ansonsten unbewohnbaren Welt existieren mehrere Biosphären, von denen jede eine unterschiedliche Atmosphäre enthält – alles deutet darauf hin, dass einst andere intelligente Wesen auf der Oberfläche gelebt haben.