Red Noon

De: Darlene Zagata

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The universe is vast beyond human comprehension, filled with wonders and terrors that dwarf our earthbound concerns. For millennia, we have gazed upward at the stars, seeing in them signs of divine favor, omens of disaster, or simply the cold, distant lights of unreachable suns.

But what happens when the stars themselves betray us?

This is the story of Dr. Jarrod Aris, an astronomer who discovered that our cosmic neighborhood was not as stable as we believed. It is the story of humanity's greatest crisis and our species' most difficult choice. It is the story of the day the sun turned red, and everything changed forever.

The events chronicled here began with a single anomalous reading on a computer screen in a remote observatory. They ended with the transformation of human civilization itself. Between those moments lies a tale of scientific discovery, societal collapse, moral courage, and the terrible weight of impossible decisions.

Some called it the end of the world. Others saw it as humanity's true beginning.

They called it Red Noon.