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A Survey Service expedition travels to Mercury to reopen colonization, guided by a man who survived a prior mission and hints at unsettling discoveries. The crew explores dark and sunward hemispheres and encounters ancient wreckage from a prehistoric interplanetary war, including dormant automated weapons and preserved remains. Suspicion about the survivor's past and the unpredictability of ancient technology escalate tensions as the team confronts devices that may not be wholly inert. The narrative examines the danger of forgotten armaments, the ethics of claiming a scarred world, and the precariousness of human expansion into hostile, relic-laden environments.

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Raymond Z. Gallun

Raymond Z. Gallun was an American science fiction writer known for his imaginative storytelling and exploration of futuristic themes. Active primarily in the mid-20th century, Gallun contributed significantly to the genre with works that often combined elements of adventure and speculative science. His notable titles include "Asteroid of Fear" and "People Minus X," which reflect his interest in space exploration and the human condition. Gallun's writing is characterized by a blend of scientific concepts and engaging narratives, making him a distinctive voice in early science fiction literature.

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