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2120 Titus

Geoff Lynch

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A 17 km wide asteroid named 2120 Titus has been knocked out of its orbit between Mars and Jupiter and is heading towards a collision with Earth. A known object for over a hundred years, scientists struggle to understand why the asteroid is heading towards Earth and why the asteroid is emitting an intelligent radio signal. Based on 1960's space sci fi, 2120 Titus is a story of the astronauts and space scientists journey from Earth to the asteroid to decipher the signal and see if the crew is able to reveal what the mysterious signal means and if they are capable of saving the Earth from eminent destruction. Not your typical Asteroid meets Earth story. Check out 2120 Titus and see what the mystery means.

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. . .Dr. Mueller sat behind a metal table, hand cuffed and monitored by two armed guards standing slightly behind him on each side. He had been an inmate at the Kearney Correctional Maximum Security Prison for the last six years sitting on death row awaiting his execution date. Six years prior, he managed to cut down and murder forty seven students during a lecture on school shootings. For the last six years, he put his time to use studying and working towards his second doctoral degree. No university would have him now, and he would never attain the degree, but he was satisfied he fulfilled whatever requirements were necessary. The doctor was now thirty eight years old, with a salt and pepper beard and a high and tight military style haircut. He liked to keep the hair on top clean and neat but was too bothered to shave anymore. It was an inconvenience that he only partook in when the whiskers began to itch. He had been sitting in the interview room for ten minutes when he finall. . . Read More