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The Pain and the Silence of Infinity 

After suffering an extraordinary astrophysical accident, Natan develops abilities never before seen by science. Amidst various scientific interests, the young man suspects that his new powers might not be enough to protect him from scrutiny.
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After suffering an extraordinary astrophysical accident, Natan develops abilities never before seen by science. Amidst various scientific interests, the young man suspects that his new powers might not be enough to protect him from scrutiny.

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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Brenda N. L. Bastos
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Runtime:15 minutes
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