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Hace 23 horas · In these few minutes as I panicked, focusing on breathing and trying to stay calm, I was transported to the opening scene of Ministry for the Future, by Kim Stanley Robinson. Indeed, when I wrote about the heat of India last month, several readers wrote to me saying it reminded them of the book.
Hace 5 días · Readers of Kim Stanley Robinson's "hard" science fiction are educated while being entertained and engaged. The Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson This thriller offers a vision honest to the scale of the climate crisis while providing a plausible path to addressing it.
Hace 23 horas · The Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson. Balancing optimism and disturbing realism, this novel imagines a plausible future in which climate change takes its course, but humans finally take some action. The chapters intersperse storylines, ...
Hace 2 días · There is a trend in science fiction – one obvious name would be Kim Stanley Robinson – to think about specific mechanisms for transforming what we have into a more human and liveable world, even if not quite achieving the revolutionary transformations that we might have hoped for.
Hace 5 días · Oceans cover more than 70 percent of the Earth’s surface, and in Kim Stanley Robinson’s optimistic climate-change novel The Ministry for the Future, dyeing the sea yellow is one action taken to slow global warming. This adjusts the albedo “from 0.06 for open water… to 0.47 for yellow water.
Hace 3 días · Science fiction writer Kim Stanley Robinson writes about “the Chen paper” in his latest novel: The Ministry for the Future.
I'm reading Red Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson and it got me thinking, with all of the problems/issues colonizing Mars has, would it be easier to colonize/terraform Venus? Sure, there's the atmosphere that'll crush you like a tin can, but the gravity is almost the same and once we get the atmosphere figured out it'll be a lot easier.
