Into The Void by Ryan Frieda Read Free Book Online

incorrectly John.”
                  “Fine, whats the anomaly?”
                  “The anomaly is unknown.”
                  “Great. It's great to know that the anomaly is unknown because that was really in the air. Give me details 'Spock'.”
                  “I do believe you are...”
                  “Why did we slow down Jamie?” Captain Steele asked irritated.
                  “The anomaly seems to be a large mass.”
                  “That's it? That's all you got?”
                  “Yes. Part of the mission is discovery.”
                  “Is it vital?” John asked.
                  “Unknown.”
                  “Is it dangerous?”
                  “Unknown.”
                  “Is it important?”
                  “Unknown.”
                  “Then whats the anomaly?”
                  “Unknown. It seems to be a large mass approximately three miles across, two mile high and 700 yards deep. The object seems to be hollow at various points. It appears to have emitted some kind of energy at one point from what appears to be the tail end of the object.”
                  “Is it still emitting energy?”
                  “No, but unknown energy sources seem to have moved the object at some point.”
                  Captain Steele moved to the bridge.
                  “How far out is it?”
                  “30 minutes at current speed.”
                  “Scan that thing again. I want to know if any life forms are on it, some kind of way in, any material it's made out of, some kind of layout, and if there is air in it so that I can breath. I'm suiting up and will go in. Nothing else should be out here. This object is so far out it is impossible for it to exist unless they tried the same thing we are trying. If that's the case I need to know why they failed. I want to go in dark with our ship's systems on standby.”
     
                  Captain Steele put on the combat exoskeleton suit made for Deep Space Suicide Missions. The DSSM suits were made to give elite teams a chance at surviving in the harshest of environments. Everything from zero-G, extreme high pressure environments, deep sea storm missions, missions in almost absolute zero, and upwards of 25 times the heat of the sun- 125,000 kelvin. The suit is made of  durable carbon nano-aggravated diamond rods laced with neutron star fiber. The neutron star fiber is so dense that it can take the most sever beating possible. As damage is done to the armor the armor will chip off the neutron star fiber before significant damage can be done to the wearer. The carbon nano-aggravated diamond rods give the wearer an unprecedented flexibility and lightness to the armor. The material is also made lighter by anti-graviton material that is laced across the neutron star fiber so it has complete buoyancy at all times. The anti-graviton material throughout the star fiber cancels most of the weight out making the weight of the entire suit out to be that of just 50 pounds.
                  The DSSM suit is also able to “cloak” causing the light rays to bend around the suit to make the user completely disappear, even in complete full bright light conditions. Most cloaking suits bend light rays around the suit so that if you look closely you can see a general outline of the person because of the warping of light. The DSSM suit bends the light around an object in a similar fashion only it then manipulates light even further, to the point of changing the wavelengths so that it changes the color to match the background behind the suit, so that if you look at the suit when its cloaked all you see is what is behind the suit without even so much as a general outline of the