Feb 4, 2022
The crew of a salvage trawler comes upon a hundred-year-old satellite and must determine if it is a piece of space junk or a valuable artifact.
Genre: Science Fiction
Excerpt:
“From this far out, it looks to be about…a hundred or so
years,” Jiang said. “Largely intact.”
Thurston turned to her. “And no one else has claimed it yet? That’s unlikely.”
“What should I do, boss?” the pilot asked.
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Music:
“Trip-Hop
Lounge Abstract Background” by Digital
Emotions (Intro/Outro)
Music by Lee Rosevere
“Start the Day”
“Decompress”
“Everywhere”
“Thoughtful”
“Cosmic Drifting”
Music by Rafael Archangel
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“So Cold”
“Deep Dive”
“Forgotten”
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Episode art description: Digital drawing. View through the
window of a spaceship. Support beams between the three main window
panels angle away from center to edges of frame. At left a seated
figure seen from behind and from shoulders up, right hand perched
over a console with index finger out, as if prepared to press a
button. At right, a standing figure seen in left profile from waist
up, arms crossed and looking out at the object beyond the window.
The object is a satellite with two dishes connected to a boxy
central structure and two receiver antennae. Extending toward
the satellite from somewhere out of right frame is a robotic
arm.
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