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    Migration to Outer Space
    Migration to Outer Space
    Migration to Outer Space
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    Migration to Outer Space

    By Jens Fitscher

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    For 17 years now the wreck, which only consists of a few rooms, is orbiting a nameless sun. It is the only world Kosmo knows. Here he was born in the hour of doom. The uncontrolled wreck of the former settlement ship ONARIO has left the previously stable orbit around the sun and rushes towards it inexorably. Kosmo is completely on his own for the first time in his life and he has no time to lose anymore.
    The 12-year-old Mato Urban leaves home with his parents in the second wave of settlers. The destination of the settlement ship is a planet in the Tau Ceti system. The solar system has five planets. The earth-like planet Ferona had already been settled by the first humans ten years ago.

    The eBook to Go youth series by Jens Fitscher.

    Experience exciting space adventures with Kosmo and Mato. Two teenagers in the vastness of space. Alone, they fight for life.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateOct 7, 2018
    ISBN9783957458629
    Migration to Outer Space
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    Jens Fitscher

    Jens Fitscher war bereits als kleiner Junge begeisterter Leser von Science-Fiction und Fantasy Büchern. Insbesondere liebte er die gängigen Taschenbücher der 70er und 80er Jahre des vorigen Jahrhunderts. Ein starkes Interesse zeigte er dabei für die Protagonisten mit außergewöhnlichen Fähigkeiten. Seine Geschichten handeln immer von starken Persönlichkeiten, die durch ungewöhnliche Umstände über sich selbst hinauswachsen und dafür mit übernatürlichen Fähigkeiten belohnt werden.

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      Migration to Outer Space - Jens Fitscher

      Migration to Outer Space

      Young Fighters of the universe

      BOOK 1

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      Jens Fitscher

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      the series Books:

      Book 1 Migration to Outer Space

      Book 2 The Special Ability

      Book 3 Mission NE Space Corps

      Book 4 The Star Knight

      Table of Contents

      Born in the cold

      Emigrants

      Trapped in the planet interior

      Born in the cold

      Silence. Absolute silence prevailed in the corridors and hallways. The explosions, the screams of the dying, the cracking and bursting of the walls and ceilings, the nerve-wrenching shrieks of cracking metal parts were over.

      If there was absolute rest, then it had entered here and now. Corpses and body parts floated in the now vacant rooms of the former settler ship.

      Spaceship parts drifted faster and faster towards the nearby sun and burned up in the thousands of Celsius degrees of the hot corona.

      The former settlement ship with 1854 people on board was just a wreck. House-sized holes in the outer wall were visible in several places, and a path of devastation followed deck to deck through the ship to where the meteoroid's in-flight channel led out again on the other side of the ship.

      But there were also some of the smaller meteoroids stuck in the ship's interior and caused further explosions.

      The former proud ship with a size of 1200 meters long and 400 meters wide did not exist anymore.

      The largest piece, which was still in the orbit of a nameless sun, was just 320 meters long.

      Here the machines of the air renewal and Gravo- engenderment still worked. In exactly twenty-two cabins on two decks, a viable atmosphere continued to prevail.

      The safety bulkheads had closed in time before the needed energy for that had disappeared, as had happened in many of the other decks.

      When the ONARIO collided unexpectedly with the meteor swarm, it hit first the energy supply systems.

      With that the destruction had already been accomplished, before it had even been noticed.

      Oddly enough, the swarm's approach had not been noticed in time by any space scan nor the astronomical department.

      Did an outside observer looked closely after the collision, he would have noticed that the meteor swarm made a perfect turn and moved back on the lane he had come on.

      Of course, he would have asked the question, Was that a conscious act or even directed?

      Toxic gases drifted through the still intact part of the ONARIO. Almost two full days had passed since the collision.

      The silence did not seem to prevail in every room. A faint whimpering came from one of the cabins on the periphery of the former ship.

      Strange sounds sounded from another room. The whimper stopped for a brief time and you heard from the first cabin in return loud noises.

      A scratching, cockroaches, then loud beat noises shook the previously quiet silence and brought back a certain hustle and bustle.

      When the soft whimpering started again, it was again much quieter than a few minutes earlier. Therefor a cabinet wall burst.

      Metallic claw hands came to light. Another blow came, and two more strange appearances enter the cabin of the scientist Arrtum from the built-in wardrobe.

      Arrtum himself had been at the time of the disaster in the large lounge of the settler ship.

      A meteorite had wiped out his life in seconds, as well as all the other 85 crew members who had also been there.

      He had been the only passenger on board illegally. At the very last minute he had arrived aboard shortly before the start of ONARIO. In the luggage was the reason for his escape.

      For years, Arrtum had been working on bio-experiments that were not approved by the government.

      The result had ultimately led to a success that contradicted the laws.

      Arrtum had created two Bio-Hyprid robots, some of which had original human brain structures. In order to escape from his punishment, he had come aboard with the help of a senior ONARIO engineer.

      Of course, he had not left without his two most important research objects. He called them Flux and Flax, two about 1.50-meter-tall robots.

      Although they were human-like in appearance, but of course, their mechanical body parts remained visible due to the lack of a shell.

      Their skulls also shone in a light shade of gray, emphasizing their artificial origin, although the interior had a completely different, unprecedented structure.

      Even Arrtum could not say with certainty whether the two had developed a certain intelligence, or their behavior was controlled only by the logic circuit of the positronic brain in their upper body.

      The door frame burst, and the cupboard door flew several meters away.

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