A large black body is on a collision course with Earth, and scientists believe the planet will be destroyed in 30 days. Sirius, a spaceship designer, is not convinced the asteroid will destroy Earth, and he sets out to prove it by flying one of his spaceships into deep space to release a probe and determine the true composition of the asteroid. Will Sirius succeed in saving the planet from chaos and destruction, and what is the price he will pay? What role will the Chinese and Mars play? How will Sirius's multiple personalities help him to cope with unexpected events? At the boundaries of uncertainty, when the natural and the supernatural interact, bold actions determine the outcomes. Michael Harris started trading stocks, commodities, and currency futures 30 years ago. Michael is the author of the Price Action Lab Blog website. Michael also develops and sells trading strategies and software designed to empower traders and market professionals. Michael was a pioneer in developing software for identifying price action anomalies 25 years ago. In the past 10 years, he has worked on the development of DLPAL LS, which is a software program that can identify short-term anomalies in market data for use with rule-based and machine-learning models. Michael has also developed several new technical indicators for the analysis of price action and identification of market regimes, such as the Momersion indicator. Michael has worked in the past for several financial firms, where he developed a program for optimizing bond portfolios and strategies for trading commodities and equities. He has also worked as a long-short equity and ETF trader for a hedge fund. In 1999, Michael published his first book, "Short-Term Trading with Price Patterns." He published his books "Stock Trading Techniques with Price Patterns" in 2000 and "Profitability and Systematic Trading" in 2008, respectively. In 2015, he published his most recent book, "Fooled by Technical Analysis: The Perils of Charting, Backtesting, and Data-Mining Bias." He has also published many articles as an invited author. Michael holds two master's degrees, one in mechanical engineering with an emphasis in control systems and optimization and another in operations research with an emphasis in forecasting and financial engineering.