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Old 06-05-2014, 10:16 AM   #20
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A bit of a different one. Queen Mary University of London has commissioned a short story, written by British Sci-Fi author Alastair Reynolds.

According to the website:

"Kapteyn's star is a very peculiar star in the Solar neighborhood, so the team asked science fiction writer Alastair Reynolds for a short fictional story about this discovery."

Although it's not available in eBook format, it is a very short piece contained on the website. Thought some of you guys may be interested

Ancient worlds around Kapteyn's star
Very interested. I was just reading tonight on some news site or other, about the worlds that orbit Kapteyn's Star. Apparently the "earthlike" world is around 11.5Bn years old. (http://www.sci-news.com/astronomy/sc...tar-01965.html)
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