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Sharon Baker

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Burning Tears of Sassurum
Year 1988
Publisher Avon Books
ISBN 0380751135
 

 

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The Battle for Naphar.

The Dark Time had returned to Naphar: As the black moon held its chaotic sway in the Heavens, the land trembled and the evil priest Salimar called forth his legions and launched a savage plot to seize the planet and proclaim himself God.

All he needed was the fabled Mindstone.

But the coveted key to power lay in the unlikely hands of three fugitives: the tender and towering Cassia ... her mannequinlike master, Jarell ... and the tiny troublemaker, Tadge.  Bound by love, broken by betrayal, they knew that the painful secrets of their past might be the only hope for the future ...

 

 

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"It ought to be impossible for a new writer to write as well as Sharon Baker does.  Her prose is full of flair, her world is both deceptively alien and profoundly real, and her characters come off the page with compelling urgency.  She is incomparable in the best sense of the term: like all the most valuable writers, she is entirely herself."
Stephen R Donaldson

"An original mind at work on an ingenious world"
Brian Aldiss

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The Sun's Surface in 3D

 

 

Credit: NASA

The Sun's Surface in 3D
How smooth is the Sun? The new Swedish 1-m Solar Telescope, deployed in the Canary Islands, allows imaging of objects less than 100-km across on the Sun's surface. When pointed toward the Sun's edge, surface objects now begin to block each other, indicating true three-dimensional information. Close inspection of the image reveals much vertical information, including spectacular light-bridges rising nearly 500-km above the floor of sunspots near the top of the image. Also visible in the above false-color image are hundreds of bubbling granules, each about 1000-km across, and small bright regions known as faculas. Photo Credit: G. Scharmer (ISP, RSAS) et al., Lockheed-Martin Solar & Astrophysics Lab.

NASA Image of the day archive

 

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