Do you want to live on Mars your whole life?

Before the end of the 21st century, humanity will face the exploration of the interior of a black hole. Using quantum physics properties, it will think of sending a laser beam loaded with a zoo of particles susceptible to changes and variations directly into the hole to be used as drones, and entangled with its peers on Earth that will await their signals from measurements in the interior of a quantum computer, these signals escaping instantaneously to the hole mass and arriving in the same way to our the planet thanks to the "ghostly action at a distance". But Scott and Andrew were already communicating in that... "natural" way.

Synopsis.

It's a story about opposites, about crazy hypotheses of physics and the human spirit. Within this scenario and bound by the same laws are Scott Moreno, a colonist on Mars, and Andrew Moreno, an eco-terrorist activist from Greenwars, twins separated by the distances between the red planet and Earth. As children, they always experienced a strange connection that is enhanced by stress. Will willpower and the desire for siblings reunite reverse entropy?

It is an extremely rationalist science fiction novel, set on Mars and Earth in the year 2104 where there is a parallel between particle communication and the human mind from conception.

Inspired by the 1844 novel by Alexander Dumas, "The Corsican Brothers", the story talks about the ins and outs of living on Mars added to regret the remoteness of the family, at a time when humanity achieved ecological stability through a terrorist fight, and begins to dismiss the colonization of the red planet, in an America recently shaken by a resurgence of the intolerance message towards Latins who tries to recover by remembering the Germany of the 1930s.

Do you ... do you sense what is happening to your brother in the distance?

Can you tell the limit in kilometers of that feeling?

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