Mapped Space 1: the Antaran Codex
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A planetoid had passed close by, gravitationally triggering seismic shifts in the planet’s tectonic plates causing more than six hundred volcanic eruptions. Billions of tons of dust and volcanic gas had spewed into the oxygen rich atmosphere, strangling most photosynthetic dependant life forms. Only a handful of species sheltering in caves and living off ecosystems built on fungal growth survived. The giant flora that had dominated the planet for over half a billion years did not. Buried under v...olcanic ash and starved of sunlight, the mega-trees died and slowly petrified.
Its continents were now covered by massive stone forests that formed a woven monument to the great plants that had once ruled supreme and were no more. The planetoid itself – known to the colonists as the Tree Killer – had fallen into a stable orbit a third closer to the system’s star than Deadwood. Geological analysis indicated the planetoid was not a native of that system, but a rogue world that had drifted in from interstellar space before wreaking destruction upon its hapless victim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A planetoid had passed close by, gravitationally triggering seismic shifts in the planet’s tectonic plates causing more than six hundred volcanic eruptions. Billions of tons of dust and volcanic gas had spewed into the oxygen rich atmosphere, strangling most photosynthetic dependant life forms. Only a handful of species sheltering in caves and living off ecosystems built on fungal growth survived. The giant flora that had dominated the planet for over half a billion years did not. Buried under v...olcanic ash and starved of sunlight, the mega-trees died and slowly petrified.
Its continents were now covered by massive stone forests that formed a woven monument to the great plants that had once ruled supreme and were no more. The planetoid itself – known to the colonists as the Tree Killer – had fallen into a stable orbit a third closer to the system’s star than Deadwood. Geological analysis indicated the planetoid was not a native of that system, but a rogue world that had drifted in from interstellar space before wreaking destruction upon its hapless victim.
What to read after Mapped Space 1: the Antaran Codex?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Renneberg to read onlineMoreLess
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