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An astronomer named Phobar employs an experimental device, Mercia's nullifier, to observe a sequence of new stars appearing in a straight line and advancing toward the solar system; each manifests as a rapidly moving sun and an eighth erupts alarmingly close. Further observations reveal a dark, planet-sized invader linked to a blazing filament that strips and reheats Neptune and throws planets out of their orbits. Scientists grapple with the mysterious force and whether intelligence guides the phenomenon as astronomical discoveries escalate and the solar system faces potential disintegration, while global authorities and observers confront mounting fear and uncertainty.

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Donald Wandrei

Donald Wandrei was an American author and poet, recognized for his contributions to the science fiction genre. He is best known for his novel "Raiders of the Universes," which showcases his imaginative storytelling and ability to weave complex narratives. Wandrei was also a key figure in the early days of science fiction publishing, contributing to various magazines and anthologies. His work often explored themes of cosmic horror and the unknown, reflecting the broader literary trends of his time. Wandrei's legacy continues to influence contemporary science fiction writers.

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