Life in this Universe
The Drake equation predicts that our own galaxy – the Milky Way – holds over 1000 planets where intelligent life may occur. We know there are hundreds of billions of galaxies. This means that there may be 100.000 billion planets in the universe where intelligent life can be present. What if they have more technology than we have?
We received many positive comments on the book ‘PROBE’
– here is a translation of some:
I’ve read PROBE and really liked it.When the second volume is available, I would like to read it immediately. There are some little things in the story I would change. Yet it is super compelling and exciting and fun. When I arrived near the end of the book I was already sorry that there were so few pages left – that does not happen to me very often.
I have immediately read the book Probe, it was really fun.
Now I want to know how things proceed with these young people.
#3 Annette van t Hull (Dutch author)
I like the four very nice characters. It is brilliant what they can do with their inventions. Especially the scenes with the lost drones and recovering them was funny, that certainly gave momentum to the story. It also made Senne credible as a character, because no matter how clever he is, he makes mistakes and thereby loses his drone. The scene in the basement is very exciting. By the time I had finished, Marion, Senne, Thomas and Paul had become real living characters.
16 april 2018 the first volume was published. (Netherlands)
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