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"Candle Dragon" Interstellar Adventure
In 2067, mankind has mastered nuclear fusion-antimatter hybrid engine technology and has the capability of interstellar navigation. The "Zhulong" carries a crew of 12 and cruises at 0.09 Times the speed of light. Tracking a set of well-structured artificial gravitational wave signals from deep space, later known as the "Collot signal", embedded a sequence of prime numbers - which was seen as a clear sign of the existence of intelligent life. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. A
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Adventures in the Canyon and the Sea
An adventure novel set in the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon, it tells the story of Fang Yuan, an 18-year-old high school student, following the notes and relics left by his late geologist grandfather Fang Yuanchao, into the deepest canyon in the world, and exploring a secret that has been buried by earthquakes and time for more than sixty years. Fang Yuan walked into the Grand Canyon, but more importantly, he came out with his grandfather's voice, and he was ready to continue to pass on this voice
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Temple of Sleep
In the distant future, a human scientific expedition team discovered the "Temple of Sleep" underground on an unnamed planet - a giant concentric structure left by the "Shaper" civilization that died 420 million years ago. It has nine floors, with 3,721 sleeping chambers in the outermost circle, and a base that is always vacant in the center. A three-person team composed of neuroanthropologist Eli Cole, biosignal engineer Mira Chen, and scientific research station director Alma Vega tried to deci
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Echo of the Dome
The "Chang Geng" interstellar spacecraft has sailed for 77,630 days or 213 years, and is 26 light years away from the earth. The original destination of the spacecraft was a planet called "New Hope". According to the original sailing plan, the voyage still had about two years. There are about 8,000 people living on the Chang Geng. Most of them are multi-generational crew members who were born, grew up, aged and died on the ship. The ship is a completely self-sufficient closed world with its own
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