#PROJECT HAIL MARY ANDY WEIR HOW TO#
His mission - Project Hail Mary - is to find out how to kill the organism and send the information back to Earth in the desperate hope to save humanity. More seriously, I see this book receiving a strange blend of responses. As his memory and function slowly return, Ryland discovers that he's the sole survivor of a suicide mission to reach the nearest star that seems to be unaffected by Astrophage. Project Hail Mary is Andy Weir’s latest work and more than anything it confirms something I’ve always known to be true: I want to be best friends with Andy Weir. When Ryland Grace wakes up from an induced coma in a solar system 12 light-years from Earth, he has little memory of where he is or why he's there. The main problem introduced in "Project Hail Mary" surrounds a strange, single-celled organism dubbed "Astrophage," which is rapidly producing near our Sun and absorbing its energy at an alarming rate, causing the Sun (and subsequently, the Earth) to cool at a rate that will result in 50% of humanity's extinction within 19 years. As a result, I was unable to tear myself away from this book on multiple occasions. Project Hail Mary is so fascinating and propulsive that it’s downright addictive. Newsweek Andy Weir proves once again that he is a singular talent. Fans of his earlier works won’t be disappointed. Similar to Andy Weir's other hit book, " The Martian," "Project Hail Mary" is part-scientific mystery, part-thriller, and part-space adventure. Entertainment Weekly Weir spins a space yarn in a way only he can. The book's central mystery is compelling and truly unique. An irresistible interstellar adventure as only Andy Weir could deliver, Project Hail Mary is a tale of discovery, speculation, and survival to rival The Martian while taking us to places it never dreamed of going.
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