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Project Hail Mary

Andy Weir

An amnesiac scientist wakes alone in deep space and must solve a cosmic threat to save Earth.

First published 2021

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Ryland Grace wakes up on a spaceship with no memory of who he is or why he is there. He is alone with two dead crewmates, a computer that interrogates him, and a growing sense that something enormous depends on him figuring out the mission.

As his memories return, the story moves between the present on the ship and the events that led to the mission. Those flashbacks reveal a planetary emergency, an urgent scientific effort, and the impossible chain of decisions that put Grace in space on what amounts to a last-chance run.

In the present, Grace has to survive, understand the science, and keep moving toward a solution. The voyage becomes more complicated when he encounters an unexpected ally in space, turning the mission into not just a struggle to save Earth, but a test of communication, trust, and cooperation across profound differences.

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Authors
Andy Weir
First published
2021
Genres
Science Fiction, Fantasy, Space, Thriller, Adventure
Subjects
hard science-fiction · science-fiction · sci-fi · hard sci-fi · nyt:hardcover-fiction=2021-05-23 · New York Times bestseller · New York Times reviewed · Fiction, science fiction, action & adventure · Fiction, science fiction, hard science fiction · End of the world · Fiction · Astronauts · Space flight · Memory disorders · Survival · Fin du monde · Romans, nouvelles · Astronautes · Vol spatial · Habiletés de survie · FICTION / Science Fiction / Action & Adventure · FICTION / Science Fiction / Hard Science Fiction · FICTION / Thrillers / Suspense · Survival after airplane accidents, shipwrecks · nyt:trade-fiction-paperback=2022-11-13
ISBN-13
9780593135204

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