'Derelict' a new story expertly narrated by Chris Herron of the 'Tall Tale TV' website

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One of my newest stories published FREE on 'Tall Tale TV'.

Great thanks to Chris Herron  for his excellent narration of the story.




Here's an extract:

'The machine intelligence at the Center for Near-Earth Object Studies (CNEOS) at Caltech in Pasadena spotted ‘the object’ as it passed the orbit of Pluto. CNEOS calculated that it would travel harmlessly through the Solar System, never posing a threat to Earth, but flagged it because of its unusual trajectory.

‘It appears to have come from the Draco Dwarf Galaxy, more than 200,000 light years away,’ it reported to its counterpart at NASA.'


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