The WARSEC Interstellar Series by Ash Gawain (#1-4)
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Overview: Ash Gawain is an EU citizen living in Northern Europe. When not working, writing, nor drinking, Ash is being kept in adequate physical shape by an ex-Swedish military, in order not to die of heart failure before the WARSEC series is complete.
Genre: Science Fiction
Regulation (2094-2095) #1 2094. The successful testing of the Alcubierre metric makes faster-than-light travel possible.
For Michael Vahlroos, CEO of V-Space, this is the start of a new era. Not only will his company be able to sell new spaceships, but it will also spearhead the exploitation of extraterrestrial resources, a must to ensure welfare to our overpopulated earth. Private corporations are the right players to boldly do what no-one has done before.
For UN diplomat Ralf Åhman, however, the added value of private corporations in space is overrated. Has not the failure of the Martian colony been caused by a greedy entrepreneur, leaving the last Martian survivor on her own? Space has to be better regulated.
Oscillation (2095-2097) #2 2095. UN Diplomat Ralf Åhman has successfully championed the creation of the World’s Agency for the Regulation of Space Exploration and Colonization (WARSEC) to keep outer space under UN supervision.
Outrageous! thinks Michael Vahlroos, whose corporation V-Space has seen its business opportunities shrink. In the short term, however, V-Space’s business is closely tied to WARSEC’s success.
And while the relationship between WARSEC and V-Space oscillates between competition and cooperation, the inhabitants of the overpopulated Earth have to make do with ordinary ordeals: natural disasters, massacres, and wars.
Exhibition (2097-2100) #3 2097. Phosphate peak on overpopulated earth has jacked up food prices. The European Union threatens to invade Morocco in an attempt to break their monopoly on phosphate extraction.
For Michael Vahlroos, CEO of V-Space, the EU would not have to threaten military force if the United Nations legal framework had encouraged the mining of extraterrestrial resources.
Meanwhile, the World’s Agency for the Regulation of Space Exploration and Colonization (WARSEC) is under pressure to organize a first journey to Alpha Centauri to demonstrate their interstellar capability. Its director, UN diplomat Ralf Åhman, is faced with a dilemma: to follow his moral principles or finance his venture by partnering with the European Air Force, which is about to bomb Morocco.
Exploration (2100-2106) #4 2100. The first interstellar journey to Alpha Centauri has been successful, and the next interstellar exploration wave is about to begin.
While the UN and WARSEC (World’s Agency for the Regulation of Space Exploration and Colonization) dispatch exploratory missions to Sirius, Tau Ceti, Epsilon Eridani, and 61 Cygni, the space economy in Earth’s orbit is booming.
V-Space and V-Travel are getting their lion’s share out of it and are planning their move to challenge WARSEC’s current monopoly on interstellar travel.
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