She'd get her title, Director, or her qualification based title, Doctor, nobody would call her 'miss' or 'ms' unless they were trying to demean her. They are thin compared to their length, they can't fall into the ocean. Glaciers are either already in the water or in land, they don't slope steeply, so if the ice shelf disappears you are left with a glacier on land. All the terminology is wrong, all the tech is wrong, everything is wrong.

A small electric sun is the fastest in the Navy? It has a range of 30 miles and is small and supposed to be faster than an attack boat? Large ships don't switch off the engines when they stop, starting large marine diesels take time. The ballast tanks on a submarines are what provide floatation on the surface, if you jettison them, which you can't, you don't like a rock. A C-130 has a rear ramp, yes it's hydraulic, no it is not a 'custom door'. I can't cover all the problems, I would need almost as many words as the book. But you don't send Ohio class submarines, there is no Trident class, to fire torpedoes at anything. I did eventually hear one correct term, the thing you put in a gun that contains bullets is a magazine. This is what you get when someone utterly ignorant of all the technology and services involved whites a book that relies heavily on technology and the military. Now, time is running out.and our understanding of the world is about to change forever. To make matters worse, someone from the inside is trying to stop them. Together, they must piece together a dangerous puzzle, and the most frightening piece is the trembling in Antarctica. However, when an unknown group immediately becomes interested in her work, Alison realizes John Clay may be the only person she can trust.

One that was never supposed to be found.Īlison was sure she would never trust the military again. But the team discovers much more from their dolphins than they ever expected when a secret object is revealed on the ocean floor.

With the help of a powerful computer system, Alison Shaw and her team are preparing to translate the first two-way conversation with the planet's second smartest species. Strange facts begin to emerge that lead naval investigator John Clay to a small group of marine biologists who are quietly on the verge of making history. And a crisis that cannot be stopped.ĭeep in the Caribbean Sea, a nuclear submarine is forced to suddenly abort its mission under mysterious circumstances. A secret that was never supposed to be found. One of the greatest breakthroughs in human history.

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