Space Junk: "The Future Is Yesterday"

In the year, five inventive young teens and one homemade robot are spending their summer at a futuristic space camp playing with abandoned satellites from the th and st Centuries--space junk. When mysterious events begin to wreak havoc on Earth, the campers power up the antique satellites and send outdated rockets to help save their home planet. Inanimate objects such as the Hubble Space Telescope, Keyhole spy satellites and Reagan-era laser platforms figure prominently in the plot. The dialogue is sharp-witted, the action continuous, and the ending a bombshell.Amy Tucker Carroll is the author of 'Space Junk: "The Future Is Yesterday"', published 2004 under ISBN 9780974652207 and ISBN 0974652202.