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When the First Call from the Stars Comes, Do We Even Dare to Answer?
Life changes for everyone in general—and for physicist Dean Matthews in particular—when astronomers detect a radio signal from a nearby star.
Praise for InterstellarNet: Origins
"Lerner’s world-building and extrapolating are top notch." —SFScope
"Lerner mixes physics, computer science, and economics into a series of very intellectually satisfying puzzles. Some of the puzzles involve understanding the alien, and some depend on understanding ourselves ... A very satisfying read, especially for the intellectually inclined."—Mike Brotherton, author of Spider Star
"One of the most original, believable, thoroughly thought-out, and utterly fascinating visions ever of what interstellar contact might really be like."—Dr. Stanley Schmidt, Editor, Analog Magazine
"Edward Lerner takes us from a first SETI detection to full scale interstellar net economics, with thrills along the way. No one had thought through what a working interstellar net would be like. Lerner has the professional heft to make sense of it, tell a story, and make us care. Good stuff, told in clear, quick prose. A groundbreaking job!"—Gregory Benford, author of Timescape
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