About the book
In 2066, a Caltech intern spots an anomaly in data from a space telescope: an object approaching Saturn is slowing down, and natural objects do not decelerate. Urgent government meetings conclude that whoever built the ship is at least a century ahead in technology, and that the nation able to reach it first and bring it home would gain an unbeatable advantage. China reaches the same conclusion, and a race to Saturn begins, with a hastily assembled crew tested by rivals on Earth and beyond it. The thriller pairs John Sandford, a Pulitzer Prize-winning best-selling novelist, with Ctein, a photo-artist and science fiction enthusiast. It reached the New York Times best-seller list.
Readable founder Gabriel Coarna said it made him rethink both artificial intelligence and first contact.
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Gabriel Coarna (Founder/Readable)
John Sandford and Ctein's "Saturn Run" made me reconsider both "AI" and "first contact".
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