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Baby Gim: Part 2: the voices of the Universe
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ISBN13: 9798257548857
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 294
Weight: 0.75
Height: 0.62 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 294
Weight: 0.75
Height: 0.62 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
While Soraya develops a common language for all species, the universal language, her friends are developing domes in the Sahara that will become our extraterrestrial habitats.
When we are finally able to communicate with animals, the first flights head to our solar system to ensure the stability of the capsules. In just three days, the astronauts absorb the voice of the universe and temporarily lose their natural bearings. Plunged into absolute serenity, their seed germinates in their brains.
When we are finally able to communicate with animals, the first flights head to our solar system to ensure the stability of the capsules. In just three days, the astronauts absorb the voice of the universe and temporarily lose their natural bearings. Plunged into absolute serenity, their seed germinates in their brains.
From then on, each receives specific information: where organs are located, where civilizations live. Animals take an equal place in these receptions, inviting us to involve them in the missions.
The first encounter with the Maximussians is as fascinating as it is worrying. One wrong move and they will pulverize anyone who puts them in danger by the mere force of their minds.
Discoveries accelerate. Omnia, the map of the great Whole, begins to take shape. All that remains is to locate the brain of the universe.
Jok, this mischievous chihuahua entrusted to Phoebus, receives the coordinates that will lead them directly into this space, absolutely empty, black, and as deep as the abyss.
The failure of their mission will be the beginning of the eternal collaboration between the people of Maximus, whose technology is over two billion years old, and that of Earth, less advanced but more mischievous.
The first encounter with the Maximussians is as fascinating as it is worrying. One wrong move and they will pulverize anyone who puts them in danger by the mere force of their minds.
Discoveries accelerate. Omnia, the map of the great Whole, begins to take shape. All that remains is to locate the brain of the universe.
Jok, this mischievous chihuahua entrusted to Phoebus, receives the coordinates that will lead them directly into this space, absolutely empty, black, and as deep as the abyss.
The failure of their mission will be the beginning of the eternal collaboration between the people of Maximus, whose technology is over two billion years old, and that of Earth, less advanced but more mischievous.
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