A whirl of climate warming, refugee crisis, quantum computing, gravitational waves, geopolitics, religion revival, Higgs field, NSA, FSB, CrispR, Elon Musk...
I shouln't mention Alcubierre Drive which I only heard of.
The only rogue star is a neutron star.
If all these new age concepts have a shivering effect on you, let's disclose that good old Coriolis may come to help.Some refreshing naivete in the philosophy, tainted with Reformation times predestination, implemented in /sbin scripts and /history logs.
God, though, went through transsexual surgery.One glitch: alexa.gov returns 'Server not found'
I am impressed. Since I read the second book, two years ago, not only has the author managed to stay up-to-date with science and technology in multiple domains, but he clearly improved the depth of his characters and the rhythm with which the plot unfolds.
It's been a screen turner.
Given the way the story ends, it feels unlikely to hope for a fourth installment to this trilogy, conforming to a tradition in science fiction. Too bad.