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Orbital Decay
by Daniel Okafor
The station Cassiopeia is scheduled for decommission when its skeleton crew intercepts a transmission from a vessel that vanished forty years ago.
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The station Cassiopeia is scheduled for decommission when its skeleton crew intercepts a transmission from a vessel that vanished forty years ago.
Daniel Okafor blends rigorous science with genuine emotional stakes in this claustrophobic, propulsive novel.
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