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A Time Odyssey - 1: Time's Eye

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Sir Arthur C. Clarke, a legendary figure in science fiction, has inspired generations with his belief in human and scientific potential. Award-winning author Stephen Baxter, often seen as Clarke's heir, brings his imaginative prowess to a collaboration that promises to be a highlight of the year. The story unfolds as Earth is observed by the Firstborn, ancient beings who suddenly alter the planet's structure, creating a jigsaw of timelines from prehistory to 2037. Each era, with its unique inhabitants, is now interwoven, while mysterious floating silver orbs appear, seemingly impervious to harm and possibly linked to the disruptions in time. Are these orbs advanced technology, surveillance devices, or something more sinister? In the ancient city of Babylon, two groups of refugees from 2037—three cosmonauts and three United Nations peacekeepers—detect unusual radio signals, the only ones on Earth. The peacekeepers ally with British troops from the 19th century and Alexander the Great's army, while the astronauts join forces with Genghis Khan's Mongol horde. Both factions race to Babylon, driven by the quest for knowledge and power. As they converge, a greater force looms, watching their every move, hinting that the true power at play may lie beyond human comprehension. The tension escalates as the two armies prepare for a confrontation, unaware of the deeper mysteries that await them.

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A Time Odyssey - 1: Time's Eye, Arthur Charles Clarke, Stephen Baxter

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Rok wydania
2005
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Tytuł
A Time Odyssey - 1: Time's Eye
Język
angielski
Wydawca
Del Rey
Rok wydania
2005
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
379
ISBN10
034545247X
ISBN13
9780345452474
Pierwsze wydanie
2003
Oryginalna nazwa
Time´s Eye
Ocena
3,75 z 5
Opis
Sir Arthur C. Clarke, a legendary figure in science fiction, has inspired generations with his belief in human and scientific potential. Award-winning author Stephen Baxter, often seen as Clarke's heir, brings his imaginative prowess to a collaboration that promises to be a highlight of the year. The story unfolds as Earth is observed by the Firstborn, ancient beings who suddenly alter the planet's structure, creating a jigsaw of timelines from prehistory to 2037. Each era, with its unique inhabitants, is now interwoven, while mysterious floating silver orbs appear, seemingly impervious to harm and possibly linked to the disruptions in time. Are these orbs advanced technology, surveillance devices, or something more sinister? In the ancient city of Babylon, two groups of refugees from 2037—three cosmonauts and three United Nations peacekeepers—detect unusual radio signals, the only ones on Earth. The peacekeepers ally with British troops from the 19th century and Alexander the Great's army, while the astronauts join forces with Genghis Khan's Mongol horde. Both factions race to Babylon, driven by the quest for knowledge and power. As they converge, a greater force looms, watching their every move, hinting that the true power at play may lie beyond human comprehension. The tension escalates as the two armies prepare for a confrontation, unaware of the deeper mysteries that await them.