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Europa’s Lost Expedition

Part of the Science and Fiction Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-43159-8

ISBN: 978-3-319-43158-1

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Sep 27, 2016

1 - 10 of 18 Chapters

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Ice Tomb

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 3 –5

[The Europa science outpost at Taliesin impressed even the most seasoned pro. Its web of habitats spread out from a central hub across acres of frozen wilderness. At the far end, connected by a single snakelike tunnel, stood The Dome. Melded to the ground with a slurry of...
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Cruise

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 7 –30

[“I remember looking up at the sun, closing my eyes, just letting the heat soak in.” Hadley Nobile kept her eyes closed, a smile breaking across her face. “And of course I loved our autumns. The changing of the world. The warming of its colors as that orange and yellow blush painted all the...
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Arrival

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 31 –50

[They told Hadley that Taliesin Chaos was in one of those rare “sweet spots” on Europa. Hugging the edge of the great Sarpedon Linea band, it spread across a ridged plain of ice 900 kilometers south of the equator, a muddled landscape sheltered from the full onslaught of Jupiter’s deadly...
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Outside

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 51 –60

[“It was your fault. It was your fault.” Tormenting voices echoed with lunatic laughter.]
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Europa Asylum

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 61 –72

[“The lock was fully pressurized, but it’s been cycled. Something must have gone wrong when he was outside.” The tech sat on the floor, her face buried in her hands. “I never saw anything like this, ya know?”]
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Dark Curtain

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 73 –84

[As Taliesin approached local midnight, Jupiter’s full disk stood ready to begin its periodic retreat, withering away from gibbous toward a thin fingernail. Hadley wondered if there were any creatures beneath the ice akin to the Earth’s mythical werewolves. If so, they would be baying tonight....
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Departure

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 85 –101

[A glider was an impressive sight. Twenty meters from stem to stern, loaded with the supplies of an extensive expedition, and carrying small all-terrain vehicles in its bed, the heavily laden craft still seemed sleek and capable. Two gliders in a row provided a downright spectacle.]
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Dome in the South

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 103 –123

[This was it. Hadley could feel the mounting momentum with every meter they crossed, the inertia, the life-and-death commitment. And with each turn and shimmy and dip, she knew—more than ever—that there would be no turning back.]
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Vital Signs

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 125 –134

[Jeff Cann maneuvered the little red submersible with care. He took pride in his navigation of the alien sea. Of any sea. He envisioned himself as piloting with the same flair as a Michelangelo sculpted marble or a piece of Beethoven composed music: nuanced movement, conservation of power,...
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Southern Realms

Carroll, Michael

Pages: 135 –148

[This was it—the culmination of a generation of scientists’ work, the end game for an expedition six years in the planning. True, there were many reasons for being here: geology, macro and microbiology, studies of the alien chemistries in the ice. But for Hadley Nobile, the geysers of Europa were...

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