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Through The Black Curtain
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- ISBN8232945725
- EAN9798232945725
- Date de parution21/09/2025
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- ÉditeurHamza elmir
Résumé
Through the Black Curtain reimagines one of Star Trek: Voyager's most enigmatic encounters-the alien species glimpsed within the Delta Quadrant Void. In this speculative extrapolation, author Euftis Emery reconstructs these "Void dwellers" as the Ka'thara: a civilization forged in silence, scarcity, and extremes. Blending canon with astrophysics, evolutionary biology, and cultural theory, the book traces the Ka'thara from their tidally locked homeworld to their emergence as a distributed Type II civilization.
Distinct day-side, twilight, and night-side strains evolve into a unified people whose technology and philosophy reflect the primacy of survival through concealment. Their awareness of the Borg-interpreted as an existential mirror-catalyzes new doctrines, dual-fleet structures, and resonance-based weaponry designed not for conquest, but for avoidance and redirection. Interwoven with technical analysis are narrative case studies: Voyager's perilous crossing of the Void, the Malon's reckless incursions, and Ka'tharan responses ranging from observation to repurposing of intruders.
Rich in speculation yet grounded in science, Through the Black Curtain offers Star Trek fans a fresh lens on survival, philosophy, and what it means to endure in a universe defined by both abundance and silence.
Distinct day-side, twilight, and night-side strains evolve into a unified people whose technology and philosophy reflect the primacy of survival through concealment. Their awareness of the Borg-interpreted as an existential mirror-catalyzes new doctrines, dual-fleet structures, and resonance-based weaponry designed not for conquest, but for avoidance and redirection. Interwoven with technical analysis are narrative case studies: Voyager's perilous crossing of the Void, the Malon's reckless incursions, and Ka'tharan responses ranging from observation to repurposing of intruders.
Rich in speculation yet grounded in science, Through the Black Curtain offers Star Trek fans a fresh lens on survival, philosophy, and what it means to endure in a universe defined by both abundance and silence.
Through the Black Curtain reimagines one of Star Trek: Voyager's most enigmatic encounters-the alien species glimpsed within the Delta Quadrant Void. In this speculative extrapolation, author Euftis Emery reconstructs these "Void dwellers" as the Ka'thara: a civilization forged in silence, scarcity, and extremes. Blending canon with astrophysics, evolutionary biology, and cultural theory, the book traces the Ka'thara from their tidally locked homeworld to their emergence as a distributed Type II civilization.
Distinct day-side, twilight, and night-side strains evolve into a unified people whose technology and philosophy reflect the primacy of survival through concealment. Their awareness of the Borg-interpreted as an existential mirror-catalyzes new doctrines, dual-fleet structures, and resonance-based weaponry designed not for conquest, but for avoidance and redirection. Interwoven with technical analysis are narrative case studies: Voyager's perilous crossing of the Void, the Malon's reckless incursions, and Ka'tharan responses ranging from observation to repurposing of intruders.
Rich in speculation yet grounded in science, Through the Black Curtain offers Star Trek fans a fresh lens on survival, philosophy, and what it means to endure in a universe defined by both abundance and silence.
Distinct day-side, twilight, and night-side strains evolve into a unified people whose technology and philosophy reflect the primacy of survival through concealment. Their awareness of the Borg-interpreted as an existential mirror-catalyzes new doctrines, dual-fleet structures, and resonance-based weaponry designed not for conquest, but for avoidance and redirection. Interwoven with technical analysis are narrative case studies: Voyager's perilous crossing of the Void, the Malon's reckless incursions, and Ka'tharan responses ranging from observation to repurposing of intruders.
Rich in speculation yet grounded in science, Through the Black Curtain offers Star Trek fans a fresh lens on survival, philosophy, and what it means to endure in a universe defined by both abundance and silence.
