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UniTazia: Passage of Homo Universalis [Paperback]

Alex Farkas (Author)

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January 21, 2005
UniTazia is a gripping chronicle of dedicated pilgrims’ perilous journey to establish the first human settlement outside the solar system.

Young Stanford physics professor Krishna Karpati, with the help of android brothers Jes and Mo, succeeds in constructing a supernova fusion reactor/rocket suitable for interstellar travel. They receive the Nobel Prize. Starship MayFlower is built on Deimos and departs with a crew of 50 towards Alpha Centauri via the Pluto/Charon system, where 20 stay.

They send iceteroids towards Mars to help with its terraforming. On Mars, where thriving domed cities already dot the landscape, water, primitive life forms and alien messages are found inside the magma chambers of Olympus Mons.

MayFlower reaches Alpha Proxima in 9 years and finds planetoid UniTazia, which the crew totally enclose to create the cradle of Homo Universalis.

On the way, the crew—a colorful group of characters—encounter exciting, dangerous adventures as well as friendships, intrigues, love and romance: Jes falls in love with the captain’s wife and Mo with Attila the Hunk, whose life he saves during an expedition around Proxima.

The Olympian alien messages deciphered, the crew lead UniTazia’s settlers and their descendents towards an Earth-like planet which they name CaliFlorida.


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Alex Farkas was born and educated in Hungary, escaping after the anti-Soviet revolution in 1956. He stayed in England until 1960, when he immigrated to the U.S. He worked as a mechanical engineer in Pennsylvania, Maryland and in the Silicon Valley. Now he studies physics, astronautics and does consulting and writing.

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Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
geosynch orbit, overhead ocean, magnetic bottle, secondary mirror, ion accelerators
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Big Eye, Uncle Rozsa, Plymouth Rock, Captain Karpati, Santa Cruz, Uncle Sandor, Kuiper Belt, Sandor Rozsa, Romancing the Rainbows, Homo Universalis, The Cosmotheists, Oort Cloud, Flying Turtle, Winter Dreams, Hans Hardwig, Ian Nilson, Monterey Bay, The Spiral of the Galaxy, Sharon Winters, Jay Diaz, Silicon Valley, Joachin Diaz, Alpha Centauri, Mauna Kea, Captain Winters
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