Sands of Mars. Earthly light (Sands. Earthly Light)
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Arthur Clark (1917–2008) is an English science fiction writer, who is part of Azimov and Heinlin in the large three founding fathers of the genre NF. “City and stars”, “Date with Rama”, “Fountains of Paradise” - these names of the road to every connoisseur of science fiction! All his life, Clark sought to popularize science, and his works are full of insights, after years, which turned into real discoveries. According to the script of Clark Stanley, the film “Space Odyssey” was shot. Later, the script became a full -fledged novel and made Clark the brightest star of science fiction.
The collection includes the early novels of the writer, “The Sands of Mars” and “Earthly Light”, in which the problems of extraterrestrial settlements are raised. Colonists of Mars, Venus, satellites of the largest planets desperately need help. The Earth, in their opinion, does almost nothing for its neighbors. Meanwhile, people are lacking in water, food, air treatment facilities, not to mention minimal safety guarantees, because space is a harsh, inhospitable place. The eternal tension between the metropolis and the frontier is poured into a dangerous confrontation
The collection includes the early novels of the writer, “The Sands of Mars” and “Earthly Light”, in which the problems of extraterrestrial settlements are raised. Colonists of Mars, Venus, satellites of the largest planets desperately need help. The Earth, in their opinion, does almost nothing for its neighbors. Meanwhile, people are lacking in water, food, air treatment facilities, not to mention minimal safety guarantees, because space is a harsh, inhospitable place. The eternal tension between the metropolis and the frontier is poured into a dangerous confrontation
Author:
Author:Clark A.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Science Fiction and Fantasy
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-148343-2
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