Marte Azul

Marte Azul

Robinson, Kim Stanley

Colonists on Mars have long worked to "terraform" the red planet and have come to produce a habitable atmosphere, similar to that of Earth. Several oceans now cover part of the surface, and gigantic, open-plan tents preserve areas of Mars in their original state. Meanwhile, on Earth the ice caps at the poles are melting and humanity is struggling to survive the floods. Terraforming techniques begin to be applied on Jupiter and Saturn as a new ice age threatens Mars.

Author
Robinson, Kim Stanley
Subject
Literature > English narrative
Genre
Science fiction >
EAN
9788445009390
ISBN
978-84-450-0939-0
Edition
1
Publisher
Ediciones Minotauro
Pages
736 
High
23.0 cm
Weight
15.0 cm
Release date
14-04-2021
Language
Spanish 
Series
Esenciales 
Paperback edition
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Robinson, Kim Stanley (aut.)

  • Robinson, Kim Stanley
    Kim Stanley Robinson (Waukegan, 1952) es un escritor estadounidense que ha cultivado fundamentalmente el género de la ciencia ficción.   Read more