AS1

De: Trevor Lewis

Narrado por: Daniel Thomas May

Gideon, a young and gifted electromagnetics engineer, finds himself stationed at Green Bank Observatory, with the United States' most powerful radio telescope at his fingertips.

Utilizing groundbreaking techniques, he stumbles upon an unexplainable radio signal emerging from just outside our solar system. Soon, he is thrust into a world of science and politics as humanity steps into the unknown. Trust morphs into fear as the dark shroud of the discovery is lifted, revealing the true intentions that will forever alter the course of the human race.

AS1 is a hard science fiction epic that combines meticulous scientific accuracy with a gripping narrative. This tale of discovery, speculation, and deceit will captivate fans of acclaimed works such as Arrival and Project Hail Mary, offering a realistic and thought-provoking journey into the unknown.

©2024 Trevor Lewis (P)2025 Podium Audio

Simple yet enjoyable story.

Story was simple yet enjoyable. Decent hard science fiction. Unfortunately narration was distracting. Stilted at best. Half the characters sounded like pubescent boys.

Wonderful array of voices. A lesson humanity needs to learn.

A+. That is all. Well done! A lot to think about and learn from. Thank you!

Voice acting was hard to listen to.

Some jumps in the timeline were jarring. I like technical stories, however this was too slow in developing, too many extraneous conversations and concerns/questions that are never followed up on.

One of the characters voices was so irritating that I almost cheered when something happened to him later.

It’s a slog getting through this to the end.

dumb story. lots of silly mistakes.

mistakes throughout. “dark side of the moon”, as if that was a place, for instance. end was terrible.

Too little of the potential was fulfilled

Disappointing. Long parts un-enticing despite the good narration. Long segments with no tension, no anticipation.
So many questions that I expected to be asked by the characters and weren't.
Too bad.