Visions of bright future

"Earthlight" Arthur C. Clarke (1955) http://kirjabloggaus.blogspot.com/p/my-estimation-of-arthur-c-clarkes-book.html Kimmo Huosionmaa "Earthlight" is the novel, what Arthur C. Clarke wrote in 1955, and it is the very futuristic story about the war between the Earth and it's colonies. The book is full of technical things, like the train, what travels on the surface of the moon. This fictional moon train is a quite conventional electric train, what is modified as the space capsule, and it would travel to the station, and then the airlocks would be connected to that system, what allows people to travel on the surface of the Moon. The combat systems that are used in this book, are the probably triangle-shape spacecraft, what have thrust to every side of those vehicles, and that would make those ships, what fictional colony would be used capable to fly like some UFO. Because the war between colonies, what are known as "Federals" is expected, t...

http://crisisofdemocracticstates.blogspot.fi/p/writing-about-science-fiction.html Many people think that there is harmless texts on the world. Some of the most harmless is mentioned be science fiction stories. Those texts are mentioned to be coming straight from the writer's imagination. But the persons who tell that are always forgotten, that every single invention in the world is the reason for the imagination of the inventor. We don't want to believe any secret experiments or eugenics. But when we are thinking that somebody wants to make "superhumans" might this person want to destroy weak genomes from the individuals. The most suitable way to make that is use radioactive radiation for that purpose. High level of radiation can use as the scary element, what can keep people out from that area. But there is one possibility for keeping the radiation in high level. And that is cutting the individuals, who have weak genomes from the system. But this kind of thing...

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