An Arab Prince and a teacher make their mark in space.
Plot: (pasted from the official "The Cape" Web Site)
Meanwhile, Zeke sulks at home as he ponders a future outside the space program.
He explores getting back into the Air Force, but it's not as easy as he had thought.
To make matters worse, he senses that his brother Curt is secretly gloating that
misfortune has at last befallen his golden little brother.
When Prince Alfazz arrives at the Cape and begins pre-launch preparations, it
becomes clear that he will be a rather difficult and demanding crew member and
not exactly a team player. Most affected by this is Peter, who is also on the
mission and has been preparing for months to be the first teacher in space, with a
curriculum he will teach to kids around the world via satellite links each day.
Angered that Prince Alfazz's press link-ups are going to significantly eat into his
time, he is further infuriated by the Prince's haughty and inconsiderate attitude.
Once in space, Washington worries that the Prince, whose politics are much more
conservative than his father's, may say something inflammatory that will hurt
negotiations, but as always, history finds a way to throw a twist into the
proceedings.
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