Green Comet

They’ve figured out where all the stable orbits are in the system, but one of them doesn’t have a planet.

This reading is chapter twenty-six of Parasite Puppeteers, the second book in the Green Comet trilogy. The empty orbit turned out to have one large planetesimal and a bunch of rubble. The third planet looks the most promising, but there’s something wrong with it. If anyone figured out that this system is a lot like our system, they didn’t say anything about it.

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Buzzard and Archie work together on the problem of Pharos losing its beam.

This reading is chapter twenty-five of Parasite Puppeteers, the second book in the Green Comet trilogy. Will Pharos be saved, or will it fall behind the Ball and be lost forever? The wings on Fran’s planet turn out to be rings. The most glorious ring system they’ve ever seen. Fran wonders about the resources that might be available there.

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Fran’s telescope finds a planet with wings, and their companion ball, Pharos, has drifted off its beam.

This reading is chapter twenty-four of Parasite Puppeteers, the second book in the Green Comet trilogy. Buzzard and Archie take up the challenge of getting Pharos back on course. They’re not sure it will be possible.

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