[Lam 1] Das ferne Licht der Sterne und eine kurze Geschichte der Raumfahrt

from Sprawl Radio · host Alexander Schwiewager und Stephan Fasold

Willkommen im Sprawl. Heute ist euer Geburtstag. Happy Birthday. Auf der Geburtstagskarte steht: Ein kurzer Trip zum Mars und seinem hübschen neuen Warp Ring. Das Raum Zeit Kontinuum beugen. Zehneinhalb Lichtjahre hinter euch bringen. Eine überlebensfähige Kolonie auf einem fremden Planeten gründen. Warten, dass die Erde genug Passagierschiffe baut und dann... die Menschheit retten. Klingt ganz machbar, oder? Seid ihr dabei? Dann steckt ein: Wir lesen Laura Lams Roman "Das ferne Licht der Sterne" und erzählen euch eine kurze Geschichte der Raumfahrt.In dieser Folge besprechen wir Kapitel 1-4 aus Das ferne Licht der Sterne.In der nächsten Folge besprechen wir Kapitel 5-11.

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