The Galician Vector (The Humanity Extension Series)

Leo is a data analyst who lives by a single, stubborn rule: Einstein was right. Faster-than-light travel is a biological impossibility, and the cosmos is too vast for alien visitors. But when the Department of Defense releases unredacted UAP telemetry, the acceleration vectors display an impossible, terrifying truth.

Desperate for answers, Leo drops the modern flight files into a geospatial AI processing suite, overlaying them against a millimeter-level 3D LiDAR scan of Göbekli Tepe—the 11,600-year-old stone temple in Turkey.

The software flashes blue: 99.8% Statistical Match.

The ancient limestone pillars aren't primitive religious totems. They are a structural flight manual. A stone dictionary mapping a hyper-advanced human civilization that thrived in Ice-Age Spain before being drowned by catastrophic melting oceans. A breakaway human lineage that took a 9,600-year technological head start, hid beneath the Antarctic ice, and is flying in our skies today.

Now, hunted by a multi-headed government dragnet from the NRO, NSA, and DARPA desperate to weaponize free-energy physics, Leo must go completely analog. Armed with only a ruggedized hard drive and his knowledge of human history, he must outrun the state apparatus across a global chessboard to claim humanity’s shared scientific inheritance.

The Galician Vector is a high-concept, rapid-fire techno-thriller that blends hard-science realism with the mythic pacing of the Twelve Labors of Hercules. Perfect for a single-sitting beach read