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    Zamsonithia
    Zamsonithia
    Zamsonithia
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    Zamsonithia

    By Zamuel Carratalá

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    Humanity may have a second chance when a respected scientist discovers a life-supporting planet not too far from Earth. As scienc and technology reaches a culmination in the year 2077, five scientists are sent as pioneers to Zamsonithia in order to set up camp for the following Renaissance crew. However, the voyage proves to bring trouble when the ship's small crew struggles to support one another despite their differing views, morals, and dreams. Nikolai, the ship's captain, Jayziel, an astrophysicist, Áleka, an engineer, Zane, an astronomer, and Dalia, a biochemist, learn the value of friendship and join brains in order to survive their trip, all before even landing.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherZamuel Carratalá
    Release dateOct 3, 2016
    ISBN9781370529056
    Zamsonithia
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    Zamuel Carratalá

    I'm a local dog walker and I write fiction in my free time. I hope to become published someday, so a teacher suggested I publish my works on Smashwords in order to receive public feedback. Thank you all for your support!

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      Zamsonithia - Zamuel Carratalá

      Zamsonithia

      By: Zamuel Carratalá

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      Copyright 2016 Zamuel Carratalá

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      Zamsonithia

      The year was 2077 and the entire world was watching as the first mission to Zamsonithia, an earthlike planet in a neighboring galaxy, arrived at its destination. The planet was discovered by mistake when Sang Dinh M.D. typed the wrong coordinates into his self-adjusting telescope. Since the Earth was well past recovery, thanks to the heavy pollution humanity had held it subject to, the discovery of the new, life-supporting planet meant that the human race had another chance at life. Now, only 15 years later, the first mission to Zamsonithia was underway and five qualifying astronauts were going to test the terrain.

      The chief engineer was Áleka Lai, a recent college graduate who had done the impossible to get past the Earth’s atmosphere and travel through the celestial skies. Zane Dinh, Sang Dinh’s grandson, was, of course, the crew’s astronomer. Dalia Garduño, a Mexican biochemist who was recruited by NASA only five months prior to the mission, was the youngest on the team by several years. Jayziel Caston was the aerodynamics expert and astrophysicist onboard. And the leader, Captain Nikolai Walker, was a genius in numeric control and statistical calculus.

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