There are stories that take you to distant galaxies filled with alien empires, and then there are stories that feel so close to our reality that you almost believe they could happen tomorrow. ISS Stargraber by Nicolas Pollet belongs to the latter. It is a space thriller that blends hard science, human drama, and nail-biting … Read more
Science fiction has always been about more than gadgets, spaceships, or distant worlds. At its best, it is about people caught in extraordinary situations, forced to make choices that reveal what it means to be human. That is why high-stakes sci-fi adventures remain popular: They combine the thrill of spectacle with the depth of character. … Read more
Every once in a while, a story comes along that feels bigger than the page. Some books invite you to imagine a quiet world, while others demand sound, light, and scale. Nicolas Pollet’s ISS Stargrabber is one of those books. It is written like a movie unfolding in real time, filled with characters caught in … Read more
Imagine a future where Earth is powered by solar energy harvested in space. Imagine a station so massive it stretches tens of thousands of miles, circling the planet like a second skin. That is the premise of Nicolas Pollet’s ISS Stargrabber. This is a science-fiction thriller set in a world that feels within reach. You … Read more
There are moments in life when technology feels like both a promise and a threat. We marvel at what human innovation can build, yet somewhere deep inside we know that progress always comes with risk. Nicolas Pollet’s ISS Stargrabber dives straight into that tension and offers a story where humanity’s greatest achievement in space could … Read more
Sometimes the most compelling stories are the ones that feel like they could happen tomorrow. The science is not far-fetched. The setting is not a distant galaxy. The people at the center of it all are not superheroes. They are real, believable, and carry the weight of a responsibility most of us could not imagine. … Read more
Space has a way of magnifying every risk. Perhaps this is because of its vastness and the many unexplained phenomena. When something goes wrong in orbit, there is no running for help, no backup plan, and no second chance. In ISS Stargraber, Nicolas Pollet uses that truth and the thrill to create a science fiction … Read more
Sixty-six million years ago, a massive asteroid slammed into Earth. The impact resulted in a massive energy burst millions of times more powerful than the largest nuclear bomb ever constructed. It wiped out the dinosaurs in a matter of days. Forests burned. Oceans boiled along their coastlines. The skies filled with dust, blocking out sunlight … Read more
The history of space exploration has always been tied to politics. For example, the Space Race of the 1960s was as much about showing power as it was about science. With each nation’s goal being to move on a global chessboard, the US and the USSR demonstrated their technological superiority through their space programs. In … Read more
Not long ago, the question “Are we alone in the universe?” was almost entirely a matter of speculation. Today, it is becoming a matter of science, thanks to advanced telescopes like the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). Now, with new space technologies and powerful telescopes, we are beginning to learn more about planets that orbit … Read more