Voyagers

Voyagers by Ben Bova, published by Bantam Books in 1982, is a science fiction novel that explores the intersection of human ambition and cosmic mystery. The story follows Keith Stoner, an ex-astronaut turned physicist, who detects a signal from space that he believes is not random. As he becomes increasingly obsessed with uncovering the truth behind this signal, he faces personal sacrifices, including the potential loss of the only woman he has ever truly loved.
In this first edition, readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of exploration and the consequences of human actions in the face of the unknown. The novel presents a gripping scenario where Stoner’s quest to confront the enigma from space could lead to significant global repercussions, including the possibility of a world war. With a page count of 383, this edition invites readers into a hard science fiction journey that challenges the boundaries of human understanding and the risks associated with discovery.
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Keith Stoner, ex-astronaut turned physicist, knows the signal that his research station is receiving from space is not random. Whatever it is, itâ€s real.And itâ€s headed straight for Earth.Heâ€ll do anything to be the first man to go out to confrint this enigma. Even lose the only woman heâ€s ever really loved.And maybe start a world war.
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