Beyond Kuiper: The Galactic Star Alliance

There is no Drake Equation. There is no question onsentience. The galaxy is alive and filled with life. The only issue: we humansaren't invited.The Galactic Star Alliance awaits yourexploration. Inthis illustrated novel co- created & written by Matthew Medney (Heavy MetalMagazine CEO & NYU adjunct professor) and John Connelly (Lockheed MartinAerospace Engineer), humankind acknowledges the vastness of time, the cyclicalnature of civilization, and the obscurity of our own history. If our galaxy isso full of sentient life, why has no one said hello? We thought of a simple,logical reason: no one wants to. Stepping back and casting an objectiveeye on ourselves, it seems painfully obvious that humans lack a fundamentalrespect for our planet and for each other. We possess extremely short memoriesand long grudges, and the likelihood of receiving alien tools to hasten ourexpansion seems downright foolhardy. The Galactic Star Alliance has been alive and wellfor millions of earth years. Hundreds of thousands of sentient worlds andtrillions of beings walk, run, and crawl across the many home worlds of theAlliance. This revelation led to many questions: How is faster-than-light speedtravel possible, and could cohesive, interstellar civilizations exist withoutit? Is it conceivable to govern a coalition not of different countries, but ofdifferent species? Each question led to another and each answer built our world,piece by piece until it spanned thousands of answers and millions oflight-years. As for the title, from where would our judges watchus? But our galaxyhas spoken to us humans. There are some who believe it is out there. Not asscience-fantasy but as science.Introduce Bernard William Hubert. World renownedastrophysicist, and Lead Scientist of the seminal company of exploration, OuterLimits. While on loan to CERN, a catastrophe of unimaginable proportions leavesBernard as the sole survivor. While the scientific community & world looksto him for answers, he simply states the unthinkable “it has to bealiens.” Inconceivable to the world, the Hubert family is investigated andhis family's name tarnished.Disgraced and shunned. Bernard claws his way backinto the equation with his new company C.O.R.E as they work tirelessly to designan engine capable of interstellar travel. Follow Bernard on his road to redemption anddiscovery in this ensemble cast of futurism, space travel and the fate of ourspecies. Thisillustrated novel includes 35 pieces of beautiful, full-color, painted artworkby Utku Ozden. - Matthew is the CEO of Heavy MetalEntertainment that encompasses Heavy Metal Magazine & all other mediaventures. As well, Matthew has been an Adjunct Professor at NYU, teachingclasses on IP Creation and Digital marketing strategy and John is an aerospaceengineer for Lockheed Martin who performs mechanical design for NASA deep spacemissions. with 3 satellites using his designs currently orbiting our planet.Allscience in the book is accurate and the theoretical science is backed up byscience theory. No assertions in these works is fanatical.
The galaxy is alive and filled with life. The only issue: we humans aren't invited. The Galactic Star Alliance awaits your exploration.The Amazon #1 Best Selling Hard Science Fiction Novel is back with the Galactic Edition with More Planets & More Science! There is no Drake Equation. There is no question on sentience. The galaxy is alive and filled with life. The only issue: we humans aren't invited. The Galactic Star Alliance awaits your exploration. In this illustrated novel co- created & written by Matthew Medney (Heavy Metal Magazine CEO & NYU adjunct professor) and John Connelly (Lockheed Martin Aerospace Engineer), humankind acknowledges the vastness of time, the cyclical nature of civilization, and the obscurity of our own history. If our galaxy is so full of sentient life, why has no one said hello? We thought of a simple, logical reason: no one wants too. Stepping back and casting an objective eye on ourselves, it seems painfully obvious that humans lack a fundamental respect for our planet and for each other. We possess extremely short memories and long grudges, and the likelihood of receiving alien tools to hasten our expansion seems downright foolhardy. The Galactic Star Alliance has been alive and well for millions of earth years. Hundreds of thousands of sentient worlds and trillions of beings walk, run, and crawl across the many home worlds of the Alliance. This revelation led to many questions: How is faster-than-light speed travel possible, and could cohesive, interstellar civilizations exist without it? Is it conceivable to govern a coalition not of different countries, but of different species? Each question led to another and each answer built our world, piece by piece until it spanned thousands of answers and millions of light-years. As for the title, from where would our judges watch us? But our galaxy has spoken to us humans. There are some who believe it is out there. Not as science-fantasy but as science. Introduce Bernard William Hubert. World renowned astrophysicist, and Lead Scientist of the seminal company of exploration, Outer Limits. While on loan to CERN, a catastrophe of unimaginable proportions leaves Bernard as the sole survivor. While the scientific community & world looks to him for answers, he simply states the unthinkable "it has to be aliens." Inconceivable to the world, the Hubert family is investigated and his family's name tarnished. Disgraced and shunned. Bernard claws his way back into the equation with his new company C.O.R.E as they work tirelessly to design an engine capable of interstellar travel. Follow Bernard on his road to redemption and discovery in this ensemble cast of futurism, space travel and the fate of our species. This expanded "Galactic Edition" includes the original illustrated 35 pieces of beautiful, full-color, painted artwork by Utku Ozden along with a sneak peek at Chapter 1 of the second installment of Beyond Kuiper, The Voyage Of The Nomad. 12 exclusive pieces of art from the second book & 15 planets, designations, and information about the Karandu galaxy illustrated by Luigi Aime