“"Had?" Jackson asked. "Yes, Captain," Davis said, swallowing hard. "They're gone. There's no trace of them left on the surface." "That's impossible," Chief Kazenski scoffed. Jackson turned to glare at him, but had to admit he agreed with the man. "One would think so, Chief," Davis said, still pale and her voice unsteady. "But the images we've captured from orbit don't lie. There is no trace that this planet was ever inhabited." "Put the images up on the main display," Jackson said, clim...bing out of his chair and walking towards the front of the bridge. "See here, and here," he said, pointing to two separate images. "Look at the scarring on the surface. This isn't consistent with any type of known weapon. It's as if someone simply scraped the cities from the crust." "Radiation levels in the atmosphere are normal," Davis said. "We're unable to determine if a biological agent was used from this altitude, but we can say with certainty that nukes weren't the cause of the damage." "Recommendations?" Jackson asked.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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