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Quantum Space

Quantum Series, Book 1

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Quantum Space

Written by: Douglas Phillips
Narrated by: Kirby Heyborne
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High above the windswept plains of Kazakhstan, three astronauts on board a Russian Soyuz capsule begin their reentry. A strange shimmer in the atmosphere, a blinding flash of light, and the capsule vanishes in a blink as though it never existed.

On the ground, evidence points to a catastrophic failure, but a communications facility halfway around the world picks up a transmission that could be one of the astronauts. Tragedy averted, or merely delayed? A classified government project on the cutting edge of particle physics holds the clues, and with lives on the line, there is little time to waste.

Daniel Rice is a government science investigator. Marie Kendrick is a NASA operations analyst. Together, they must track down the cause of the most bizarre event in the history of human spaceflight. They draw on scientific strengths as they plunge into the strange world of quantum physics, with impacts not only to the missing astronauts, but to the entire human race.

©2017 Douglas Phillips (P)2018 Tantor First Contact Hard Science Fiction Science Fiction Fiction Government
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The narrator was good, the rest not so much. Interesting idea on paper but the execution was not for me. The most helpful audible.com review for this one is pretty much on point, should have listened. Also the blatant insert of political views here and there does nothing but perpetuate the already existing negativity around it. It's not helping.

55 % - Did not finish

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stopped listening something that was going towards interesting. Everytime I read about string theory, cannot shake off the feeling that it is an empty intellectual exercise. I can't continue to listen to a story that it's premise is what I, in my humble ignorance, consider garbage (I'm being polite)!

string theory? really?

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