A thrill ride through time and a peek behind the curtain of our government's forgotten hiding place. Discover the secrets, share the passion, and experience... The Wormhole Effect.
A team of physicists, putting the final touches on a secret government project, stumble upon a tool for locating holes in space-time. The encounter a violent rift in the fabric of the universe when a WWII pilot is hurled forward in time. Love blooms between the pilot and the beautiful young scientist, but he vanishes with strange men in black suits. The heartbroken woman and a team of rogue mercenaries team up to infiltrate the most top-secret military base in the world. What they find in the Nevada desert will reveal secrets long-hidden, forshadow our common fate, and turn history upside-down.
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Anna lunged toward the cockpit door and stepped into the cramped space. In the soft green glow of the control panel, Everett struggled with the shuddering controls. “What’s wrong?” she shouted through the mask.
“We’ve got something dead ahead of us,” he barked through his own mask. “I’ve got my hands full keeping us airborne at this speed. I don’t know if I can maneuver around it.”
“What is it?”
“I don’t know,” he replied. “It’s not showing up on radar, but it’s closing fast.”
She bent forward and peered out into the night sky. A soft, blue glow ahead of the plane grew larger in the plane’s path. She could make out the shape of a disk.
“Looks like a...,” Everett said. Before he could finish, a brilliant white light flashed from the object and flooded the cockpit. Anna threw her hands to her face and clenched her eyes shut. A muffled thud echoed through the plane. She felt the aircraft tremble then lurch beneath her feet. When she eased one eye open, the cramped interior of the cockpit had gone black. Only the faint glow of starlight filtered through the windows.
“What happened?” Anna screamed.
“Our power’s gone!” Everett yelled. “Electrical systems are dead. Get out of here. Tell everyone to jump.” Anna sensed his panic. “We’re going down.”
The floor dropped beneath her feet, and the huge aircraft surrendered the last of its lift and stalled. She darted back through the door into the eerie darkness of the cabin. Shadowy shapes at the rear of the cabin vanished one-by-one from the rear hatch into the blackness of the night sky.
McCall and David stood frozen in the shadows at the first row of seats sucking on the oxygen masks wide-eyed, panicked, and pale. The angle of the floor grew steeper, and Anna realized the engines had stopped.
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