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Singularity

by Bill DeSmedt

Earliest known edition
2004
Selected edition
hardcover
Pages in this edition
512
English editions
4 ↗
SELECTED EDITION DETAILS

November 1, 2004 · Per Aspera Press · eng

BETWEEN THE COVERS

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A maverick astrophysicist, a rookie secret agent, and an uncanny consultant join forces in this technological thriller to stop the capture of a submicroscopic black hole whose power will be harnessed to transform or end- the world. More than a hundred years earlier, the most violent cosmic collision ever recorded flattened a remote area in Tunguska, Siberia. Now, astrophysicist Jack Adler, conducting research at the site, discovers a tiny black hole at the center of the mysterious event, and alarmingly, the object has been burrowing its way through the Earth's core ever since. Meanwhile, secret agent Marianna Bonaventure enlists the help of Jonathan Knox, an analyst with an uncanny ability to find hidden relationships between seemingly disparate people and events, to search for three missing scientists and infiltrate the floating headquarters of a Russian industrialist. From the trackless wastes of Siberia and the rooftops of Manhattan to the stygian depths of the North Atlantic, this meticulously researched tale looks at global power struggles, cosmology, and human relationships in rich detail.--[Publisher's description].

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DIFFERENT WAYS INTO THE SAME WORLD

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EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
SingularitySelectedNovember 1, 2004hardcover512Open Library ↗
Singularity2018unknown—Open Library ↗
Singularity2014unknown—Open Library ↗
Singularity2011unknown—Open Library ↗
THE IDEAS CONNECTING THE DOTS

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/tags/OL180TMeteoritesTunguska meteoriteFictionFiction, thrillers, general