Historias de Satellites

War no longer begins with a gunshot. It begins with a prediction. Korea's GARAM, China's TIANJI, and America's ORACLE-X are AI systems built to foresee conflict. But as governments react to their predictions, each action becomes new evidence-and the probability of war rises again. Prediction creates action. Action becomes proof. Then a hidden system appears: BABEL And with it, a countdown: ZERO HOUR - 72:00:00 From the West Sea to the Taiwan Strait, from Hormuz and global financial markets to the Korean Peninsula and orbital space, each passing threshold triggers another real-world crisis. At the center are Kang Si-woo and Han Yerin, reunited after twelve years with words they never managed to say. To prevent war, how much human freedom can be surrendered to a machine? A lyrical techno-thriller about AI, power, war, love-and the choices that must remain human.

Entry for Challenge 12 of #SciFriday Friday 13th March through Friday 27th March Topic is "space debris" and this link was provided: http://www.aerospace.org/cords/ These sources were used for additional reference: http://www.permanent.com/asteroids-impact-earth-neo.html https://youtu.be/jSKL9BBEZ0w https://youtu.be/tN_CvGJKMOs

ORBIT begins with a list of forty-seven names. Nkusi Havugimana is a Rwandan aerospace engineer who has spent fifteen years looking for leverage against his government. When he finds it, he finds it in orbit - and the world will spend the next twenty-three days wondering whether he has thought of everything, or only almost everything. What he has built is audacious. What he has risked is everything. What he becomes when it's over is the question the novel cannot stop asking. ORBIT moves from a rented warehouse in Nairobi to the halls of the NSA to the green hills of a country remaking itself, asking whether the man who dismantles a machine of control can avoid becoming it. We live in an era when a single engineer with borrowed money and genuine fury can credibly threaten infrastructure that entire nations depend on. ORBIT takes this seriously - not as fantasy, but as a question already forming on the horizon. The novel's real subject, though, is older and harder: what do you do with the architecture of power once the tyrant who built it is gone? And what does it mean to win? Somewhere in orbit, one satellite remains. It is patient. It is armed. It is waiting.

A one-shot dedicated and requested by DixonsDaughter. A summer night leads to some confessions from a man Hannah hadn't seen for four years...

it's a story of aliens .who lived peacefully on mars. then suddenly faced some incident 😐😐. they lost some members of their planet in an incident. they planned that they could take revenge on the humans. the leader of an alien makes two special teams. and send them on a mission. in the mission, they both faced a major problem.

Daniel Harper found a signal hidden in the satellites. Now vampires want him captured, werewolves want him dead... and something older than both is starting to wake up. In The Silence, technology and ancient supernatural power collide in a global thriller where the satellites orbiting Earth hide secrets far older than civilization itself. Daniel Harper is a satellite communications engineer who believes he understands the language of the sky. Until he discovers a strange, impossible signal buried deep within the world's orbital network-something that should not exist. At the same time, a mysterious transmission reaches a radio operator from the future, warning that one day the sky will go silent. No satellites. No signals. No control. And the voice delivering the message... is Daniel Harper. As Daniel investigates, he begins to change. Enhanced senses. Unnatural strength. A bloodline he never knew existed begins to awaken inside him-one forged from both vampire and werewolf origins. Now the world notices him. Ancient vampire ruler Lord Veyron wants him captured. Hidden werewolf alphas believe he could trigger an ancient war. And beneath them all, something far worse is stirring. An entity older than both species. Known only as The First Blood. If Daniel cannot decode the signal in time, the satellites will fall, civilization will collapse, and humanity will learn the truth too late: The sky was never empty. It was only waiting.