New Worlds: The Olympics and The Frezions E-Book

Lisa Brinkman

• Herausgeber: BookRix
• Kategorie: Fantasy und Science-Fiction
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2020

Beschreibung

The U.S. Olympus, an investigative starship finds in a galaxy two new planets, not regular earth, but earth in the future, two new planets and one is an extra warm planet and one is extra cold. The U.S Olympus joins in the Olympics of the warm planet and tours the cold planet, you will read about the crew of the U.S. Olympus and the people of these planets. "The Olympus crew and the Warmizons and Frezions will want you to read on, not put the book down.

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New Worlds: The Olympics and The Frezions

BookRix GmbH & Co. KG81371 Munich

New Worlds: The Olympics and The Frezions

“New Worlds - The Olympics & The Frezions”

By

Lisa Brinkman

© 2020 Lisa Brinkman

Acknowledgments

My international family & friends

Gertrude Brinkman

Bill & M. Elizabeth Brinkman

The St. Louis Public Library

The Saturday Night Crowd

especially Clarissa Start

Susan Weaver

Centenary United Methodist Church

Epworth Children & Family Services

Places for People

Webster University

CHAPTER 1

Out in space, there is a cluster of planets that orbit around a very warm, pointy sun.

There are three planets that orbit this sun, each with their own race. However; these planets may have their own race, the language is the same for all of the planets.

Out farther from the sun rays are three other planets. These planets also attract the sun’s rays. However; though, these rays are very weak and do not heat the planets. These planets use the sun as a source of light, depicting day from night. Two of three planets are inhabited.

The warm planets as they shall be known, orbit around the sun.

This sun is a very warm sun. It is warm in the middle, perhaps in the size of a tennis ball. It gives off rays of pointy light and these rays are wide at the top and by the time they hit the planets, they are a narrow point.

These points hit the atmosphere above the planets and send warmth through the skies and in turn warms the planets to about 110 - 120 degrees in the sun. In the shade, the temperature drops to perhaps 100 - 80 degrees. Then at night, the temperatures hover between 80 - 70 degrees, never dropping below 65 degrees because if they did drop below 65 degrees the inhabitants would start to freeze.

On the planets orbiting farther away from the sun, the temperatures are just the opposite, the temperatures are just the opposite, the temperatures range from - 110 - -120 degrees at night and during the day, the temperatures rise to between -80 - -70 degrees, never rising above -65 degrees. If they did, the inhabitants would begin to melt.

If one would take a look at the Earth from the sky, they would find that the warm planets have the same type of land form as the United States, of the 50 states.

The boundaries are divided accordingly, each section fitting into its own section. Instead of states, the different geographical areas are divided into sections.