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An interstellar object is hurtling toward Earth. It isn't natural. When astronomers detect a massive kinetic impactor on a collision course with Earth, the math is undeniable: the impact will be an extinction-level event. Humanity has eighteen months to stop it — or cease to exist. But stopping it requires something unprecedented. Earth and Mars — two civilizations separated by millions of miles and decades of distrust — must cooperate on a mission that pushes physics, engineering, and human endurance to their absolute limits. The science is unforgiving. The distances are real.

Series 11-15 of the major BBC Radio 4 drama charting life on the home front during the First World War – plus special extended episode Home Front: A Fragile Peace First heard on radio between 4 August 2014 and 9 November 2018, each episode of Home Front is set exactly one hundred years before...

The Tolek fleet is inbound. Nine months to arrival. Nine kinetic impactors already launched—six at Earth, three at Mars. The species that sent them has not responded to any communication attempt except one, and that one is a secret Dren is keeping from almost everyone. A Tolek dissident—the Elder—is offering a path to coexistence. The cost is a man Dren promised to protect. The alternative is extinction. Dren is running the math on both. On Mars, Lieutenant Torres has been cleared to fly despite an injury that nearly ended her career.

A vast chasm divides two species. But there is a bridge — and the bridge is a man. The Tolek and humanity were never meant to meet. Two civilizations built on opposite logic, facing the same impossible claim: Earth. To humanity, it is home. To the Tolek, it is the only acceptable solution. They fear each other, misread each other, and cannot see the universe the same way.

Investigative journalist Chloe Ashford has been tracing a philanthropic foundation's money and influence. Now the pattern is closing. Donations funneled through shell vehicles. Fellowship placements across policy, media, and defense. On Mars, engineer Alexis Dren traces a single wrong digit in a weapons-system update to a coordination network buried inside his own command structure. One hundred kilometers of position error. A clean, deliberate, surgical betrayal.

This series contains mature themes and strong language, and listener discretion is advised.

Luck is a quiet thing — until it leaves. Alex Reeves sold his for ten thousand dollars. Now every bet he makes loses. Ruby Yang refused to sell hers. Now someone wants it — and he'll do anything to get it. Together they uncover a hidden exchange: objects that tilt probability, expose desire, and reshape choices — so long as their owners accept whatever comes due.