It manages to contain an excellent slice of life style while delivering the highest levels of despair at occasions.
Character development trough the plot is outstanding.
Remember when ISS was almost hit by debris in 2012? Or satellite collision in 2009?
There's no "epicness", no space races or über machines. There's no sound in space either. Our characters face what space has really to offer - cancer, leukemia, osteoporosis, hypoxia, mental disorders.
Our characters work as debris haulers, the problem, that is actually going to arise in our future. They try to prevent accidents with debris collision, to stop Kessler effect.
It's full of historical references regarding cosmonautics.
I liked it because it has lovable characters, who actually develop as the plot goes. I liked it because it's realistic as it can be. I liked it because it managed to make me care about those characters. I liked because there's no enemy. I liked it because the ending is satisfactory.
