Outside the universe

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Outside the universe

by Edmond Hamilton

EN·~5 hours·1 chapter

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A sudden torrent of ether‑current hurls the pilot’s ship into a chaotic spin, sending him flailing across a metal‑capped cabin before he regains his footing in the transparent control room. There he meets his two lieutenants—Kor​us Kan, a gleaming metal‑bodied being from Antares, and Jhul Din, a hulking crustacean from Spica—who calmly explain the unexpected turbulence. Together they steer the squadron back onto its assigned path, a routine patrol along the galaxy’s outer rim that suddenly feels anything but ordinary.

Beyond the ship’s narrow windows stretches a luminous ribbon of countless suns, the Milky Way’s sprawling disk glittering against an abyss of absolute darkness. To the left, starlight and cometary glows paint a breathtaking vista; to the right, an endless void hints at other unseen universes beyond the edge of the known. The crew’s mission to maintain order now races alongside a growing curiosity about the mysterious currents that threaten to pull them into the uncharted darkness.

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en

Duration

~5 hours (341K characters)

Release date

2024-07-11

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Edmond Hamilton

Edmond Hamilton

1904–1977

A major early science-fiction writer, he helped shape the grand, fast-moving adventures that became known as space opera. He is especially remembered for the Captain Future stories and for bringing a vivid sense of scale and wonder to pulp-era SF.

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