Trudeau was bent over his radio computer. He scanned the spectrum up and down with the RF gain on maximum. He'd heard some Russian (Mars? he wondered), a lot of static, but nothing that sounded like SRI transmissions. He wasn't too worried. He had a week, at least. It was just that Griffin was breathing down his neck to find the asteroid's transmissions.
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Sunday Six: Radio Detection
Today's Sunday Six comes from Chapter Ten of Rock Killer:
Trudeau was bent over his radio computer. He scanned the spectrum up and down with the RF gain on maximum. He'd heard some Russian (Mars? he wondered), a lot of static, but nothing that sounded like SRI transmissions. He wasn't too worried. He had a week, at least. It was just that Griffin was breathing down his neck to find the asteroid's transmissions.
Trudeau was bent over his radio computer. He scanned the spectrum up and down with the RF gain on maximum. He'd heard some Russian (Mars? he wondered), a lot of static, but nothing that sounded like SRI transmissions. He wasn't too worried. He had a week, at least. It was just that Griffin was breathing down his neck to find the asteroid's transmissions.
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