The Science and Fiction of Interstellar — Catalyst
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Edwards analyzes how Christopher Nolan’s “Interstellar” reveals the intersection of science and fiction, where the clandestine forces of the human soul can be just as strong as empiricism.
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How 'Interstellar' pushed the boundaries of science and fiction
It's no easy tour of duty for Lt. Nova Whiteside when her interstellar transport is taken by pirates, and she is then tagged for termination. Could it have something to do with the mysterious alien they were transporting? Having gone from merely MIA to technically AWOL, any chance of escape leaves her no choice but to rely on Sethran Kada, a former lover, for help.
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How 'Interstellar' pushed the boundaries of science and fiction
Since the early days of interstellar travel, Barque Cats have been highly prized crew members, responsible for keeping spacecraft free of vermin, for alerting human crews to potential environmental hazards, and for acting as morale officers. Even among Barque Cats, Chessie is something special. Her pedigree, skills, and intelligence, as well as the close rapport she has with her human, Janina, make her the most valuable crew member aboard the Molly Daise.
Catalyst [Book]
Lieutenant Nova Whiteside, on an apparently routine assignment aboard an interstellar transport, finds herself the target of an assassination attempt.
Targon Tales: The Catalyst (Paperback)
