Aurora Cosmos – Starport. Aurora Cosmos, #1

Par : Richard Axe
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8232366506
  • EAN9798232366506
  • Date de parution14/02/2026
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  • ÉditeurDraft2Digital

Résumé

Aurora was never intended as a monument. It was created to be a world. Its twenty-kilometer diameter was carefully determined through behavioral and environmental research, ensuring that each segment contains nearly the full land area of Manhattan. Entire cities unfold along the interior of an immense rotating cylinder, where curvature becomes terrain and the sky bends without enclosing the mind. This first Aurora stretches thirty-two kilometers in length, following harmonic proportions found throughout nature itself-not excess, but balance.
Stationed at stable Lagrange points or traveling between worlds aboard interplanetary cyclers, the Auroras of tomorrow will not orbit planets-they will inhabit the relationship between gravity and motion. Constructed with engineering precision. Guided by artificial intelligence. Designed not to escape Earth, but to extend her. Aurora Cosmos - Starport is a cinematic work of hard science fiction grounded in real orbital mechanics, behavioral science, and scalable space habitat engineering.
The future will not be found on a single world. It will be built.
Richard Axe writes speculative fiction based on engineering plausibility and long-term civilizational thinking. He is an independent inventor working with optical systems, propulsion concepts, and scalable infrastructure technologies. His work connects fiction to applied innovation-space habitats, artificial intelligence, advanced materials, and propulsion architectures that are designed to be feasible in the real world.