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''At the [[Malapert Installation]] on the southern limb of the [[wikipedia:Moon|moon]], technicians [[Selena Seager]] and [[Kenneth Wevrick]] may have made the most important discovery in human history: evidence of [[wikipedia:Extraterrestrial life|life elsewhere in the universe]].'' |
''At the [[Malapert Installation]] on the southern limb of the [[wikipedia:Moon|moon]], technicians [[Selena Seager]] and [[Kenneth Wevrick]] may have made the most important discovery in human history: evidence of [[wikipedia:Extraterrestrial life|life elsewhere in the universe]].'' |
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Revision as of 23:59, 28 August 2012
Annara is a short story to be written and independely published by Anthony J Fuchs.
Summary
At the Malapert Installation on the southern limb of the moon, technicians Selena Seager and Kenneth Wevrick may have made the most important discovery in human history: evidence of life elsewhere in the universe.
Title
The story was initially titled "Candara," then was changed to "Kandara," and again was changed to "Anara" before finally becoming "Annara."