Titan
The NASA Trilogy, Book 2
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Titan
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Kevin Kenerly
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Stephen Baxter
Signs of life have been found on Titan, Saturn’s largest moon.
A group of visionaries led by NASA’s Paula Benacerraf plan a daring one-way mission that will cost them everything. Taking nearly a decade, the billion-mile voyage includes a ‘slingshot’ transit of Venus, a catastrophic solar storm, and a constant struggle to keep the ship and crew functioning.
But it is on the icy surface of Titan itself that the true adventure begins. In the orange methane slush, the astronauts will discover the secrets of life’s origins and reach for a human destiny beyond their wildest dreams.
©1997 by Stephen Baxter
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"Titan" by Stephen Baxter
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Visionary
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Deep dive into the exploration of Titan
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Boy was I disappointed! The first book never happened. Natalie York never walked on Mars. The Shuttle beat the Saturn V and everything was the same a real history up to Cassini.
During this book NASA falls apart there's a world war and the Earth is destroyed by the Chinese. I might have some of this wrong because, to be honest, I had it playing, but I lost so much interest that I fell asleep and missed a chunk. I couldn't be bothered to go back and suffer for a second time.
Voyage was exactly how an alternative history should be. It worked from a few decisions in real history being made differently, and in reality, those decisions were actually quite close calls, and the actual history came from the personal choices of a few people.
This book is plane daft. Book Four just couldn't happen. Book Five is just unbelievable, Book Six just reminds me of the end of the film of 2001, but without any of the beauity and art of the film, without any redeeming feature at all.
After submitting this review I'm goning to ask Audible for a refund, and I wouldn't dream of trying Moonseed. I went into this looking forward to the continuation of a good story, and I've been sold a pup.
PS: On a personal note, I was a very, very small wheel in the Cassini program, working at a UK University Space Science department alongside people designing and building one of the Huygens instruments. I know how, if a few of the decisions made during the Cassini/Huygens project had been made differently, it could have changed everything, just like in the first book, Voyage. If this book had followed a similar line to Voyage, it wouldn't have ended up so completely daft.
Not the sequel I was expecting
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I have not written any reviews on audible previously however I felt I must on this occasion. This is simply the worst narration I have ever heard. I am going to persevere with listening to this as it’s a story I really liked reading previously but seriously I can’t even begin to say how off putting the narration is. This is surely one for the serious fans only z
Worst narration I have ever heard
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