Thomas Mcdonough

This book kind of went off on some tangents but all in all it was an entertaining story. I really enjoyed it.
There is also an essay at the end that explains some of the concepts of dark matter that is the main theme of the story put into easy to understand terms.
I guess I can no longer blame lost socks in the dryer on a paralell universe anymore since the dryer can not reach escape velocity speed.

The book tried to make statements about how we should be while it was also trying to establish how we might react and interact with another intelligent life form if we ever came across it. Sometimes this got annoying but not enough for me to become disinterested in the story.

I did think it was funny how the author incorporated things from T.V. shows and made them similar to shows we would know but different, like, Carlo's Angels, My three Clones, Gidget goes to Mars etc. And then there is the Robot named Sly. Not going to spoil it for anyone but it had the image of a movie star everyone should recognize.

A good read if you can ignore the soapbox like tangents.… (més)