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A catastrophic collision between an orbital station and an approaching vessel leaves much of the station destroyed and sends wreckage spiraling toward Earth. Survivors aboard the crippled station and remote authorities attempt desperate maneuvers to avert disaster while recovered recordings and tracking data document the sequence of errors that produced the crash. A government program promoting mechanical, errorless cybernetic substitutes for humans frames the investigation as officials debate whether human fallibility or machine failings are to blame. The narrative examines tensions between human error and the allure of errorless technology, and the moral and practical consequences of removing human judgment from critical systems.

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Raymond F. Jones

Raymond F. Jones was an American science fiction author known for his imaginative storytelling and exploration of complex themes. His works often blend elements of adventure and speculative fiction, reflecting a keen interest in the possibilities of technology and the human condition. Among his notable titles is "The Great Gray Plague," which delves into the impact of a devastating disease on society. Jones's writing is characterized by its engaging plots and thought-provoking ideas, making significant contributions to the genre during his active years.

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