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The Space Merchants (The Space Merchants, #1)
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Ministry of Space
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MiNRS
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Space Apprentice
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Trips to the Moon
Lucian was born c. 125 A.D. in Samosata in Syria which was part of the Roman Empire. He introduced modern fictional themes like voyages to the moon, extraterrestrial life and wars between planets cent...uries before Jules Verne and H. G. Wells. He could actually be called the Father of Science Fiction. Lucian shows himself to be a man with a great imagination and the ability to write with humor. Although much of the humor is lost on modern man much still remains. Reading Trips to the Moon is am excellent look at the very beginning of science fiction. This book will peak the reader's curiosity and finding other works by Lucian will be a literary treat.
Three Books of Known Space
Let three complete books in one take you on a dazzling journey into science fiction's most famous future history: Known Space!WORLD OF PTAVVS Kzanol was a thrint from a distant galaxy. He had been... trapped on Earth in a time-stasis field for two billion years. Now he was on the loose, and telepath Larry Greenberg knew everything he was thinking. Thrints lived to plunder and enslave lesser planets . . . and the planet Kzanol had in mind was Earth!A GIFT FROM EARTH Shrouded in lethal mists, the world named Mount Lookitthat was never meant for humans. Life existed only on one plateau, unreachable except from space. But still the planet had been colonized, and the settlers struggled to survive under a ruthless dictatorship on a rebellion-proof world . . . until fate dealt them a wild card named Matthew Keller, whose secret talent might just be their only hope!TALES OF KNOWN SPACE A classic collection of stories that traces humankind's expansion and colonization throughout the galaxy from the twentieth century to the thirty-first . . .AND MORE: Larry Niven's latest thoughts on the evolution—both creative and "historical"—of known space, as well as an updated Timeline of Known Space and a complete Niven bibliography!
The Space Machine: A Scientific Romance
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Higher Education
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Masters of Space by E. E. Smith, Science Fiction, Adventure, Space Opera
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Mining the Sky: Untold Riches From The Asteroids, Comets, And Planets
What Would It Be Like If Entrepreneurs Could Literally Mine The Sky To Solve Earth's Three Major Fulfillment Problems: Energy, Mineral Resources, And Food? That Is The Engaging Premise Of John S. Lewi...s's Visionary New Book. What If We Could Chemically Break Down The Atmosphere Of Mars For Substances That Can Be Used As Spacecraft Propellants; Hollow Out Asteroids To Transform Them Into Livable Habitats For Billions Of Space-bound Homesteaders; Mine The Asteroids For. Precious Metals To Be Used In Space Construction Projects; Milk The Comets And The Moons Of Mars For Their Vast Supplies Of Water; Extract Helium From Moon Rocks And Radioactive Minerals From Asteroids, For Use As Fuel In Fusion Reactors? With The Expansive Reach Of Science Fiction, John Lewis's Mining The Sky Shows Just How These Plans Are Achievable Using Technology That Either Exists Already Or Will Become Available In The Very Near Future. Based On His Decades Of. Work At The Lunar Planetary Institute In Tucson, Arizona, Lewis Makes The Bold Proposal That The Depletion Of The Earth's Natural Resources, As Well As The Overpopulation Of The Planet, Are Solvable Problems; Indeed, That The Unlimited Wealth Of Resources Orbiting The Sun Will Ultimately Sustain Ten Quadrillion People Living In The Many Worlds - Both Natural And Man-made - That Will Compose Our Enhanced Solar System. And Reaping The Fruits Of These Nearby Solid Objects. Is Only The Beginning: In The Gas-giant Outer Planets - Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, And Neptune - There Is Sufficient Natural Hydrogen And Helium To Power Enough Fusion Reactors To Meet Our Energy Needs Almost For Eternity. John S. Lewis. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [259]-260) And Index.
