Mezzaluna (Photo credit: Daniele Nicolucci)
“I know all of that,” Aldric said, “but there has to be a way around it. Fifty years ago the idea of creating and collapsing a void for power wasn’t even on the radar of cutting edge science. Now look at it. Without that same technology there wouldn’t be a moon colony, much less three nations on the moon. We have to think of a way to get past this limit and I had a thought during the meeting that I think we should explore.”
“Okay, Aldric,” Margaret said, “let’s hear it.”
“Instead of creating a void,” Aldric paused for dramatic effect, a habit he enjoyed far too much, “let’s create a whole dimension and collapse it.”
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