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Project Codenamed Jupiter Light

Anthony L. Williams
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Tomorrow Press Books & Creations

About

When Raw Science Overshadows Sound Judgment

NASA ship captain and skilled cosmologist Fernando "Silas" Hernandez had but two goals in mind for the remainder of his turbulent and difficult life: to marry his newly-found soulmate, Estrella Marquez, and retire quietly in the anonymity and cultural sanctity of central Mexico. Tattooed, bellicose and insolent, the 48-year-old Hernandez was destined to hide away and go fishing; and end his days as just another: "Righteously Anonymous Individual". And he was....
Until Project Jupiter Light.

Its premise and science seemed innocuous enough: to flash-illuminate a ten-square mile area of the Jovian surface to photograph its characteristics. The results, however, will be catastrophic.
Project Codenamed: Jupiter Light is a testosterone-driven tale of raw action and bemusing science. From the romance and danger of central Mexico, to the moon, to far-off galaxies, to the stormy, layered atmosphere of Jupiter itself, the story sucks you in to face its fulminating furnace of cosmic discovery and adventure.
Proving that all science can be used both for good and evil, Project Jupiter Light explores two deep space experiments utilizing the recently discovered Mars Element 093.
Mars Element 093. A dangerous and highly radioactive isotope of cobalt with an atomic mass of 93. It did not conform to the standard Periodic Chart, so researchers placed it in a class all by itself. 093 was definitely a mutated radioisotope of normal cobalt with two important differences-it contained a Photon Masic Atomic nucleus, and no electron orbit-though 093 desperately sought one. This made 093's fissile critical mass highly unstable and able to on the molecular level, change solid matter in seeking its missing 2p electron component to make its sub-nuclear mass whole.
In this year 2062, Hernandez himself is responsible for bringing this terrible element to Earth from the red caverns of planet Mars during an earlier mission, and NASA later finds 093's incredible and awesome capabilities. One experiment opens new, astounding possibilities of intergalactic exploration and discovery. While the other destroys all Man has ever known. In the end, a desperate push is on for the survival of a few, as the entire galaxy is rocked by a cataclysmic explosion on Jupiter, on an apocalyptic scale.

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