Satellites in Orbit E-Book

Debbie Lacy

• Herausgeber: BookRix
• Kategorie: Gesellschafts- und Liebesromane
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2014

Beschreibung

This short story is about an unknown creature from outer space that moved faster than the speed of light, pierced the earth’s atmosphere abolishing all orbital satellites causing major demolition around the world. As NASA Space Center tried to urgently analyze this enormous mystification, cyber technology was intercepted causing significant devastation and chaos to humanity until surprisingly something within the universe fought back. What was this horrible creature? Where did it come from and why? Vividly, you have to wonder, what if something of this nature or worse took place in today's world...how would it affect our lives? What would we do? Our world has had its share of devastation, tourist attacks, tornados, hurricanes, mass flooding, killings in our schools and wars, there's much melancholy but we bounced back. Now imagine losing all source of our cyper-technology which is the basis of everything we do...it could happen, what do you think?

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Debbie Lacy

Satellites in Orbit

To all of my Family, Friends, Readers and Fans with much love, thanks for all your support! May God Bless!BookRix GmbH & Co. KG81371 Munich

The Morning Turmoil

Satellites in Orbit 

“Mom, there’s something wrong with my cell phone!” Kacie claimed.

 What’s wrong with it? Bring it here and let’s see! Did you put it on your charger last night?” Mrs. Jenkins asked trying to power it on.

 “Great, now I can't call Reba to catch a ride with her to school because my darn cell phone won’t work!” Kacie complained as her father entered the kitchen.

“Well honey I've got to run.  I’m late!  I tried to call Jerry at the office but this darn thing is not working!" Mr. Jenkins snapped trying to restore the battery and Sim-Card back into his cell phone.

 "I better check my phone to see if it’s working!"  Mrs. Jenkins stated dashing off to the bedroom. "Huh!  This is odd!  My phone was on the charger all night too and all it does is vibrate once then it powers off!"  She expressed.

"Darn cell phones!  They are so unreliable!  No one in this house has a working cell phone!  And I wished we'd kept our landline for emergencies in situations like this!"  Mr. Jenkins fumed.

"Well honey I agree!  We all have such busy schedules and a landline sure would be useful when our cell phones are malfunctioning.  At least there would be some form of communication available.  It just makes sense."  Mrs. Jenkins suggested.