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| (ns datomic-traverser | |
| (:require [clojure.set :as set] | |
| [datomic.api :as d] | |
| [loom.graph :as graph] | |
| [loom.alg :as alg])) | |
| ;; An implementation of Loom graph backed by a Datomic db, where nodes are | |
| ;; Datomic entities and edges are determined by datoms of attribute type ref, | |
| ;; filtered with forward-attr-blacklist and backward-attr-whitelist. | |
| ;; node-subset, when present, will restrict the nodes and edges to those |
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| **Chapter 1** | |
| **The Anomaly at Farside** | |
| The silence of Farside Station was not a natural occurrence, but a meticulously | |
| engineered state. It was an absolute, profound quiet that existed nowhere on | |
| the turbulent sphere of Earth. Three thousand kilometers of dense lunar rock | |
| served as the ultimate shield, blocking the ceaseless electromagnetic chatter | |
| of human civilization—the broadcasts, the communications relays, the very hum | |
| of the planetary power grid. Here, on the far side of the Moon, the Universe |
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