ENThe Wandering Fleet of Deep Space
深空之流浪舰队
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Preview: 889 chapters
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Other names
- Deep Space FleetEnglish name
- Wandering Spaceship in Deep SpaceEnglish name
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Every time I read The Last Eternity, I have many thoughts, probably because we resonate deeply with each other; I've also pondered many of the author's questions. Regarding the debate between science and ethics at the beginning of the book, let me share some of my thoughts: To understand this issue, we must first understand what ethics is and how it originated.
Teacher Jin's Adventures: Time Travel
My name is Jin Lingling. I was born on the Earth Age ship and am the earliest educational robot teacher in the human civilization branch of the Earth Age ship. Standing 1.6 meters tall, with a body made of a special flexible material, almost indistinguishable from a human.
Seeing this book reminded me of "Under the Deep Space," and I wanted to say something and share my thoughts with everyone. Compared to speculations about technology, "Under the Deep Space" explores the universe and the philosophy of life more deeply and realistically, not only about advanced civilizations of the future, but also about issues that we humans must consider in the present.
This is the archaeological floor; may future generations come here to pay their respects at the graves. (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧
[New Book Message] I hope to persevere in the future.
The new book by Eternity has disappointed many fans of interstellar travel, who feel it's not science fiction. But I would argue that it is. This book is an intersection of the SCP Foundation and the Lovecraftian myth, a new beginning for Eternity. This time, they stepped out of their comfort zone of interstellar science fiction and made a brand new attempt. None of us know what the future holds.
While following the latest episodes, I reread "Under the Deep Space". How should I put it? It made me depressed. I've longed for the starry sky since I was very young. When I was in school, the conditions were very poor. The classrooms were made of mud and didn't even have windows. There were no extracurricular reading materials, and the school didn't have a library.
I've always enjoyed deep-space science fiction about humanity's exploration of the universe. I've read many books, but only this one by the author has truly resonated with me. Other books rely on an unrealistically perfect leader to force humanity into various adventures and advancements.
[The End] Our journey is to the stars and the sea.
The author's books are thought-provoking in many places and with many settings. From the theory of the Great Filter in Deep Space to the social welfare system in this book, they are all excellent visions of the future. But today I want to discuss the beginning: how can humanity truly take that first step? More than half a century has passed since Armstrong stepped onto the moon.
Why is atheism considered the most unscientific thing? Theists say that God (Allah, Buddha, Jehovah, Odin, Lucifer, Zeus, etc.) Exists. Agnostics say: Very well, can you prove it? Theists say: God must exist, no proof is needed. Atheists say: God does not exist. The agnostic replied: Very well, can you prove it? Atheists say: God cannot exist, and there is no need to prove it.
Lag
Popularity really does lag behind; this book is honestly more hardcore than the ones that came later, yet its sales figures are far lower.