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Spaceship Earth
Spaceship Earth: A Beginning Without End
Spaceship Earth
Tom Schwartz
From the author of How Mother Nature Flowered the Fields. Spaceship Earth is a grand epic, dealing with the creation of the universe and the cyclic "Big Bang" theory. The story takes readers through one cycle, covering a period of approximately 70 billion years. Scientists discover the universe is a closed system that will eventually collapse upon itself. To survive, mankind must find a way to live through the "Big Bang" cycles for whether the universe is in the midst of the first or tenth cycle, the "Big Bang" will occur again and mankind's continued existence depends upon getting Earth out of harms way. In a desperate gambit to save all life on Earth, scientists develop a plan to turn Earth itself into a spaceship and executing this plan over billions of years requires that all nations across the world commit their resources and their determination, for once committed there can be no turning back. Spaceship Earth must either become a reality or all life on Earth will cease to exist.

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Genre: 

  • Science Fiction

Age Level: 

  • 12 and up
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The sun is going to burn out in the distant but not so distant future. Panic has already sprung up in the scientists who know what is going to happen. The Earth MUST move away from the sun or all humans will die. Now that humans live tens, even hundreds, of times as long as they used to, the knowledgeable must work together to save the Earth. How will they rescue their future generations? With endless hoards of cash donated by wealthy individuals, these scientists are building underground cities for housing and engines around the world.

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