“Talk to me, Diaz,” she said, staring at the holographic display of the crust below.

Mira felt a cold she hadn’t felt since her first EVA. Twelve. That was a quarter of her crew. She slammed her fist on the emergency panel. “Scramble the pods. Get the survivors into the lifeboats.”

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It was a Hail Mary thrown into a black hole.

“O’Brien,” she said, her voice steady. “Cut the brakes on the drill head.”

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