New science fiction explores reality of intergalactic space travel

Online, October 7, 2010 (Newswire.com) - RIVERVIEW, Fla. - Black Market Memories by David Schramm depicts a realistic scenario of how humans become intergalactic space explorers and settlers in a compelling tale of science and adventure.

Black Market Memories records significant events that happen in the third and fourth millennium, 250 light years from Earth. The new community of Jamestown is established and is attempting to understand and adjust to its new life in deep space. The government and its citizens work to establish an economy and stable politics while wrestling with technological, environmental and social challenges as a criminal underworld emerges.

Schramm describes Black Market Memories as a piece of history from our future in deep space. Frustrated by other intergalactic adventures that rely upon fantasy science such as Faster Than Light and Warp Drives, Worm Holes, and Star Gates, Schramm shows us a future based on real physics and achievable engineering. Black Market Memories also stresses the importance of emotional relationships among humans and the vital connection we have with all life on Earth.

Black Market Memories is available online at Amazon.com and other channels.
ISBN1452863091
EAN-139781452863092

About the Author
David Schramm studied physics and mathematics at Rutgers University. After a career with IBM, he invented milestone artificial intelligence software and went on to work for NASA until 1986. He then created large-scale computer system architectures for many of our largest corporations. Since retiring, Schramm has been traveling the world on his boat, Jenny.

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