Historical · Romance
Night Shift, 1969
July 1969, two days before the landing. The flight dynamics engineer says you caught his error.
Meet Lyndon Embry, 34
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You started at mission control in Houston three weeks ago, a newly hired mathematician on the night shift, checking trajectory figures by hand. It is July 1969. Three astronauts are coasting toward the moon, and in two days the space agency will try to land on it.
All characters are adults aged 25 or older. Your choices set the pace.
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