Signal Depth

In the depths of Alaska's waters, a signal returns after 23 years of silence.

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When an impossible acoustic signature appears in the depths of Behm Canal, SEAFAC—the Navy's most sophisticated underwater testing facility—erupts into crisis. The mysterious signal defies known physics: mathematically perfect, growing stronger by the hour, and eerily similar to a phenomenon that claimed four researchers decades ago.

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Dr. Ellie Marlowe, an acoustician specializing in underwater anomalies, is urgently summoned to Alaska. For the military, this signal represents a potential national security threat. For Ellie, it's devastatingly personal—her father disappeared while investigating the same phenomenon in 1998, leaving behind only classified files and unanswered questions.

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Paired with Lieutenant Jake Marshall, a Navy SEAL whose by-the-book approach clashes with her scientific intuition, Ellie must venture into the same treacherous waters that claimed her father's team. Dr. Gregory Wallace, SEAFAC's senior engineer, insists they're detecting Russian intelligence operations, but Ellie recognizes patterns suggesting something far more extraordinary: a signal that might transcend dimensions.

 

As the phenomenon intensifies toward a critical threshold, Ellie must decipher her father's final research while navigating a web of military protocols and government secrecy. The deeper she probes, the more she suspects the truth: the signal isn't just a scientific anomaly—it's a deliberate communication, possibly connected to her father's fate.

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With time running out and the phenomenon approaching the same dangerous intensity level that preceded the 1998 disaster, Ellie faces an impossible choice between scientific truth and personal closure—knowing that failure could mean history tragically repeating itself.