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A prominent scientist, Dr. Bird, investigates sudden, inexplicable shifts in the sun's apparent motion that shorten and lengthen daylight, provoking public alarm and a government response. An assassination attempt aimed at a Capitol window reveals the disturbance may be engineered by his nemesis Ivan Saranoff and an organized conspiracy. The narrative combines accessible scientific exposition—explaining how axial tilt and orbital motion set day length—with suspenseful intrigue as researchers, officials, and secret operatives gather evidence and attempt to identify and counter the human mechanism manipulating solar phenomena.

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S. P. Meek

S. P. Meek was an American author known for his contributions to science fiction and adventure literature in the early 20th century. His works often explore themes of prehistoric life and speculative science, as seen in his notable titles such as "B. C. 30,000," which delves into the lives of early humans. Meek's storytelling is characterized by imaginative plots and a fascination with the natural world, as demonstrated in other works like "Giants on the Earth" and "The Great Drought." His writing reflects a blend of scientific curiosity and narrative creativity, making him a distinctive voice in the genre.

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