Last flight of the Hubble Abbott: A lone engineer. A silent galaxy. One last flight to find out why. - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

"If you loved the vibe of Project Hail Mary, this is going to scratch that same itch."

Twelve light-years from Earth, engineer Jake Anderson tends his solitary mining station in the Luyten's Star system with only M.O.L.L.Y., his AI sidekick, and the comforting chatter of neighboring outposts for company.

His voluntary exile turns too lonely for comfort when the signals from surrounding systems go dark one by one. Jake faces a choice that could mean his survival or his death: hunker down in his aging station and pray whatever's out there doesn't find him, or retrofit the Hubble Abbott into a desperate long-range vessel and fly into the unknown to find out what's killing the galaxy.

In Last flight of the Hubble Abbott, Jake ventures into the darkness between stars, searching for survivors, answers, and any sign that there's some humanity left. But survival might mean discovering that some of humanity deserved to go dark.

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