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Krieg um den Mond
- Die erste Menschheit 0
- Narrated by: Mark Bremer
- Length: 12 hrs and 20 mins
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Krieg um den Mond
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Publisher's Summary
Ein Rover der NASA macht eine Entdeckung: Auf der Mondoberfläche liegt eine abgebrochene Schraube. Das Problem: Sie stammt von der Erde, aber - sie ist 65 Millionen Jahre alt. Die NASA möchte die Entdeckung um jeden Preis geheimhalten, aber Anne Winkler, eine Mitarbeiterin der ESA, deckt das Geheimnis auf und setzt dadurch Ereignisse in Gang, die die ganze Welt durcheinanderwirbeln. Gegen alle Widerstände gelangt sie tatsächlich auf den Mond. Was sie dort findet, ist phantastischer als alles, was die Menschen vorher vermutet haben.
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