WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE
A Journey to the Edge of the Universe Cosmo and Bronte—Super Space Cadets
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The story begins when Cosmo and Bronte complete a test run inside Athinkobator’s Techtronic Simulator Conversion Capsules. They have successfully transformed into their alter-egos, Omsoc and Etnorb. Their schedule now required them to do some training in the trans-galactic simulator. The session was brief as they had already devoted considerable time to this training during the past few weeks. Because of their important rank within the astronaut programme, and because they have to be on a constant level of preparedness for any emergency, they have to maintain their piloting expertise at optimum levels. The simulator is directly linked to all Athinkobator functions and can therefore replicate any condition that astronauts could face at any given time and in any quadrant of space. Its visual displays are given in real time and encompass all three dimensions so as to provide an absolutely correct spatial differential that places the pilot in a true-to-life experience. Omsoc and Etnorb decided that a bit of relaxation would be a good thing and so they decided to start a game of advanced 3 dimensional holographic Minecraft with Athinkobator. It’s at that moment that a strange hissing sound is heard coming from Athinkobator’s main power source.
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This book was inspired by Gino’s avid interest in science fiction from a very early age. He has a firm belief in the existence of extraterrestrial life. The two main characters from his earlier book, “The Secret at St. Mary’s,” are reunited in this story. They are transformed into their alter egos who take us on a journey of goodwill and intrigue in sectors of the universe yet unchartered. In this book, we experience the thrill of travelling to strange new worlds and meeting aliens that are like nothing ever before encountered. There are the Sebemos of the planet Xulud. They have a body that looks like rough stone and are shaped like a long macaroni noodle. There are six spindly-like tentacles around their bodies, and they have a face that resembles a computer chip. Their leader is Gray Munchkin. There are the Gubeiggas of the planet Esile. They are almost like humans, but with pointy heads and wings. They are quite good-looking. Their leader is Queen Becca. There are the Cyclopzorgs of the planet Ocat, who want to change the way the Sebemos and the Gubeiggas live. They have bodies that are half-bear and half-giraffe. There are the Brainoids of the planet Barbabeetle, who are very wise and want to help Omsoc and Etnorb. This race looks like beautiful sunflowers, with faces that have some humanlike characteristics. Their leader is Onigiul. The immortal, wise one is Aznagarb. There is also the aspiration of new hope for peace and harmony among those who seek this. Our two travelers achieve what seems to be the impossible, against all odds and great danger to themselves.
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Gino lives in Altona Meadows, a suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. He is married to Grace, and they have three children and six grandchildren. He spent twenty-six years in corporate management. He decided to retire from this in 1998 to concentrate more on family, community-based activities, acting, and celebrancy. He was inducted into the office of Justice of the Peace by His Excellency the Governor in Council in 1999 and, some years later, was appointed a Commonwealth-Authorized Celebrant by the Federal Attorney General of Australia. This book was inspired by his avid interest in science fiction from a very early age. The two main characters from his earlier book, “The Secret at St. Mary’s,” are reunited in this story to take us on a journey of goodwill and intrigue in sectors of the universe yet unchartered. In this book, we experience the thrill of travelling to strange new worlds and meeting aliens that are like nothing ever before encountered. There is also the aspiration of new hope for peace and harmony among those who seek this. Our two travelers achieve what seems to be the impossible, against all odds and great danger to themselves.