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The end of the author's masterpiece, Spee Odysei, Randébu in Ramawa, and the end of his childhood, is a meeting with extraterrestrials. But there's no one in this book who can speak.
I've been calling the genre sf in my previous review, and among the Sf writers is Arthur C. Clark's favorite. So I was so happy to see this work reprinted. Even after a certain piece was published in our country because of the situation in which sf is not available, it was out of print in a few years. This is one of them. Even in those situations, I am grateful to publishers who continue to publish Sf. Lamawa Langdebu is probably the first Clark work by Azak publishers. And soon after, we were
If you like the SF of Arthur Clark, it's obvious you should read it. I know this is important as hard-core as I know it, although I haven't read it myself, but I know that it's important as a hard SF. In the SF, where Arthur Clark is in a low state of decline, advanced aliens often appear. This novel shows us part of the process of man's becoming an advanced alien in the previous novel. Space elevators are essential for the age of the movie to come into reality. While reading this novel may be
Arthur C. Clarke: Fountain of Paradise
“If enough people believe, the legend becomes true. Build a huge staircase to space, a 36,000-mile-high orbit tower! A space elevator building project that connects Earth to a geo-stationary orbit. SF. Clark's post-op masterpiece! Already 70 years ago, a writer who predicted geostationary orbits and satellites was the classic of the popular publicity to the concept of space elevators. Space development through Earth, satellites and spacecraft, which have been over the middle of the 22th century, is at its limit. Russian engineer Yuri Archtanoff's idea of building a space elevator, the world's greatest architect. But the only place that space elevators can be is when the temple that has been in place for over 3,000 years has been eating and drinking...
Korean title: 낙원의 샘
Korean author: 아서 C. 클라크
Korean publisher: 아작
ISBN-13: 9791187206866
Reviews
The end of the author's masterpiece, Spee Odysei, Randébu in Ramawa, and the end of his childhood, is a meeting with extraterrestrials. But there's no one in this book who can speak.
I've been calling the genre sf in my previous review, and among the Sf writers is Arthur C. Clark's favorite. So I was so happy to see this work reprinted. Even after a certain piece was published in our country because of the situation in which sf is not available, it was out of print in a few years. This is one of them. Even in those situations, I am grateful to publishers who continue to publish Sf. Lamawa Langdebu is probably the first Clark work by Azak publishers. And soon after, we were
If you like the SF of Arthur Clark, it's obvious you should read it. I know this is important as hard-core as I know it, although I haven't read it myself, but I know that it's important as a hard SF. In the SF, where Arthur Clark is in a low state of decline, advanced aliens often appear. This novel shows us part of the process of man's becoming an advanced alien in the previous novel. Space elevators are essential for the age of the movie to come into reality. While reading this novel may be
