Ay'da 172 Saat

The characters' mental states felt so raw and intense, especially being stranded on the moon. I wonder what inspired the author to focus on this aspect of survival.

The slow reveal kept me hooked but also made the tension linger longer. Was this intentional to mirror the endless silence of space?

Space stories often focus on technology or adventure, but this one emphasized human vulnerability. I'm curious if real space missions influenced the setting.