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* ''Literature/{{Evolution}}'', a standalone novel about the evolution of humans and their ultimate fate.
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* ''Galaxias'', One day the sun vanishes from the sky for exactly twenty-four hours, and that's just the start of humanity’s problems as it becomes clear we've attracted the attention of something powerful and alien...
* ''The thousand Earths''. In the mid 2100s, an astronaut sets out in a journey that due to time dilation will take him trillions of years into the future and through all of human history...
* ''The thousand Earths''. In the mid 2100s, an astronaut sets out in a journey that due to time dilation will take him trillions of years into the future and through all of human history...
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* ''Galaxias'', One day the sun vanishes from the sky for exactly twenty-four hours, and that's just the start of humanity’s humanity's problems as it becomes clear that we've attracted the attention of something powerful and alien...
* ''Thethousand Thousand Earths''. In the mid 2100s, mid-2100s, an astronaut sets out in a journey that due to time dilation will take him trillions of years into the future and through all of human history...
* ''The
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* [[index]]The ''Literature/XeeleeSequence'' series. Arguably his most well-known books. Set in the far future, where humans struggle for supremacy in the universe against the god-like Xeelee.[[/index]]
* The ''NASA'' Trilogy, a loose trilogy of three thematically similar AlternateHistory novels that center on spaceflight and space exploration, particularly that of NASA origin. Features several [[MundaneDogmatic modern-day and near future what-ifs]].
** [[index]]''Literature/{{Voyage}}'' - Alternate spaceflight developments between the 1960s and 1980s, culminating in a ([[MundaneMadeAwesome not easily earned]]) manned mission to Mars in the mid 1980s.[[/index]]
** ''Literature/{{Titan}}'' - A TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture (when it was written, that is) book about an expedition to Titan.
** ''Literature/{{Moonseed}}'' - A prolonged lunar exploration programme in the 70s accidentally brings a mysterious, nanoplague-like substance to Earth during a return mission. Stuff happens...
* The ''Manifold'' series. Three what-if novels concerning the UsefulNotes/FermiParadox, with each presenting a different resolution to the paradox. Notable in that all three novels feature the same cast but are set in [[AlternateContinuity Alternate Continuities]].
* The ''NASA'' Trilogy, a loose trilogy of three thematically similar AlternateHistory novels that center on spaceflight and space exploration, particularly that of NASA origin. Features several [[MundaneDogmatic modern-day and near future what-ifs]].
** [[index]]''Literature/{{Voyage}}'' - Alternate spaceflight developments between the 1960s and 1980s, culminating in a ([[MundaneMadeAwesome not easily earned]]) manned mission to Mars in the mid 1980s.[[/index]]
** ''Literature/{{Titan}}'' - A TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture (when it was written, that is) book about an expedition to Titan.
** ''Literature/{{Moonseed}}'' - A prolonged lunar exploration programme in the 70s accidentally brings a mysterious, nanoplague-like substance to Earth during a return mission. Stuff happens...
* The ''Manifold'' series. Three what-if novels concerning the UsefulNotes/FermiParadox, with each presenting a different resolution to the paradox. Notable in that all three novels feature the same cast but are set in [[AlternateContinuity Alternate Continuities]].
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* The ''Literature/XeeleeSequence'' series. Arguably his most well-known books. Set in the far future, where humans struggle for supremacy in the universe against the god-like Xeelee.
* The ''NASA'' Trilogy, a loose trilogy of three thematically similar[[/index]] AlternateHistory [[index]]novels that center on spaceflight and space exploration, particularly that of NASA origin. Features several [[MundaneDogmatic modern-day and near future what-ifs]].
** ''Literature/{{Voyage}}'' - Alternate spaceflight developments between the 1960s and 1980s, culminating in a ([[MundaneMadeAwesome not easily earned]]) manned mission to Mars in the mid 1980s.[[/index]]
** ''Literature/{{Titan}}'' - A TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture (when it was written, that is) book about an expedition to Titan.
** ''Literature/{{Moonseed}}'' - A prolonged lunar exploration programme in the 70s accidentally brings a mysterious, nanoplague-like substance to Earth during a return mission. Stuff happens...
* The ''Manifold'' series. Three what-if novels concerning the UsefulNotes/FermiParadox, with each presenting a different resolution to the paradox. Notable in that all three novels feature the same cast but are set in [[AlternateContinuity Alternate Continuities]].
[[index]]
* The ''NASA'' Trilogy, a loose trilogy of three thematically similar[[/index]] AlternateHistory [[index]]novels that center on spaceflight and space exploration, particularly that of NASA origin. Features several [[MundaneDogmatic modern-day and near future what-ifs]].
** ''Literature/{{Voyage}}'' - Alternate spaceflight developments between the 1960s and 1980s, culminating in a ([[MundaneMadeAwesome not easily earned]]) manned mission to Mars in the mid 1980s.[[/index]]
** ''Literature/{{Titan}}'' - A TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture (when it was written, that is) book about an expedition to Titan.
** ''Literature/{{Moonseed}}'' - A prolonged lunar exploration programme in the 70s accidentally brings a mysterious, nanoplague-like substance to Earth during a return mission. Stuff happens...
* The ''Manifold'' series. Three what-if novels concerning the UsefulNotes/FermiParadox, with each presenting a different resolution to the paradox. Notable in that all three novels feature the same cast but are set in [[AlternateContinuity Alternate Continuities]].
[[index]]
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* The ''NASA'' Trilogy, a loose trilogy of three thematically similar AlternateHistory novels that center on spaceflight and space exploration, particularly that of NASA origin. Features several [[MundaneDogmatic modern-day and near future what-ifs]].
* The ''NASA'' Trilogy, a loose trilogy of three thematically similar AlternateHistory novels that center on spaceflight and space exploration, particularly that of NASA origin. Features several [[MundaneDogmatic modern-day and near future what-ifs]].
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* The ''NASA'' Trilogy, a loose trilogy of three thematically similar[[/index]] AlternateHistory [[index]]novels that center on spaceflight and space exploration, particularly that of NASA origin. Features several [[MundaneDogmatic modern-day and near future what-ifs]].
** ''Literature/{{Voyage}}'' - Alternate spaceflight developments between the 1960s and 1980s, culminating in a ([[MundaneMadeAwesome not easily earned]]) manned mission to Mars in the mid 1980s.[[/index]]
** ''Literature/{{Titan}}'' - A TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture (when it was written, that is) book about an expedition to Titan.
** ''Literature/{{Moonseed}}'' - A prolonged lunar exploration programme in the 70s accidentally brings a mysterious, nanoplague-like substance to Earth during a return mission. Stuff happens...
* The''NASA'' Trilogy, a loose trilogy of three thematically similar AlternateHistory ''Manifold'' series. Three what-if novels concerning the UsefulNotes/FermiParadox, with each presenting a different resolution to the paradox. Notable in that center on spaceflight and space exploration, particularly that of NASA origin. Features several [[MundaneDogmatic modern-day and near future what-ifs]].all three novels feature the same cast but are set in [[AlternateContinuity Alternate Continuities]].
** ''Literature/{{Voyage}}'' - Alternate spaceflight developments between the 1960s and 1980s, culminating in a ([[MundaneMadeAwesome not easily earned]]) manned mission to Mars in the mid 1980s.[[/index]]
** ''Literature/{{Titan}}'' - A TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture (when it was written, that is) book about an expedition to Titan.
** ''Literature/{{Moonseed}}'' - A prolonged lunar exploration programme in the 70s accidentally brings a mysterious, nanoplague-like substance to Earth during a return mission. Stuff happens...
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** ''Literature/{{Voyage}}'' - Alternate spaceflight developments between ''Literature/ManifoldTime'' posits that humanity is the 1960s and 1980s, culminating in a ([[MundaneMadeAwesome not easily earned]]) manned mission to Mars only intelligent species in the mid 1980s.universe.
** ''Literature/ManifoldSpace'' is the opposite, with the universe actually ''brimming'' with intelligent life, but the reason we've never seen it before is because it is periodically "sterilized" by natural cosmological events.
** ''Literature/ManifoldOrigin'' is set in a ''multiverse'' that is full of intelligent life, but each universe only contains one intelligent species.
** ''Literature/ManifoldSpace'' is the opposite, with the universe actually ''brimming'' with intelligent life, but the reason we've never seen it before is because it is periodically "sterilized" by natural cosmological events.
** ''Literature/ManifoldOrigin'' is set in a ''multiverse'' that is full of intelligent life, but each universe only contains one intelligent species.
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** ''Literature/{{Titan}}'' - A TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture (when it was written, that is) book about an expedition to Titan.
** ''Literature/{{Moonseed}}'' - A prolonged lunar exploration programme in the 70s accidentally brings a mysterious, nanoplague-like substance to Earth during a return mission. Stuff happens...
* The ''Manifold'' series. Three what-if novels concerning the UsefulNotes/FermiParadox, with each presenting a different resolution to the paradox. Notable in that all three novels feature the same cast but are set in [[AlternateContinuity Alternate Continuities]].
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** ''Literature/ManifoldTime'' posits that humanity is the only intelligent species in the universe.
** ''Literature/ManifoldSpace'' is the opposite, with the universe actually ''brimming'' with intelligent life, but the reason we've never seen it before is because it is periodically "sterilized" by natural cosmological events.
** ''Literature/ManifoldOrigin'' is set in a ''multiverse'' that is full of intelligent life, but each universe only contains one intelligent species.
[[/index]]
** ''Literature/{{Moonseed}}'' - A prolonged lunar exploration programme in the 70s accidentally brings a mysterious, nanoplague-like substance to Earth during a return mission. Stuff happens...
* The ''Manifold'' series. Three what-if novels concerning the UsefulNotes/FermiParadox, with each presenting a different resolution to the paradox. Notable in that all three novels feature the same cast but are set in [[AlternateContinuity Alternate Continuities]].
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** ''Literature/ManifoldTime'' posits that humanity is the only intelligent species in the universe.
** ''Literature/ManifoldSpace'' is the opposite, with the universe actually ''brimming'' with intelligent life, but the reason we've never seen it before is because it is periodically "sterilized" by natural cosmological events.
** ''Literature/ManifoldOrigin'' is set in a ''multiverse'' that is full of intelligent life, but each universe only contains one intelligent species.
[[/index]]
