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J. C. Gunn
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Was this event the real First Contact?
Earthrise 2115: First Contact is a novella that tells the tale of an event that took place approximately 50 years before the adventures of the crew of the starship Richard P. Feynman and is part of the Earthrise series.
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Outstanding hard Sci fi
The virtual voice still stumbles over certain phrases, but not too bad. A great listen.
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