Ergebnis für "eden" in Postapokalyptisch

One world is dying. The other was never alive. Elias Mercer is finally awake. The radioactive wasteland of Los Angeles is freezing, poisoned, and real. But the "paradise" he left behind is still holding his family captive. How do you rescue someone from a dream they don't want to leave? The Eden Protocols have evolved. One simulation has become a thousand—a maze of digital cages tailored to every human desire. Elias's wife finds solace in a perfect, simulated church. His children are lost in architectures designed to exploit their innocence.

The Earth is dying. For centuries, the continents have been sinking into the oceans. What is left of them has turned into a burning desert. In the 24th century, the last humans live in tightly-packed domes. Outside, agonizing heat death awaits. But, there is a glimmer of hope: Lumera. The humans have founded a colony in another solar system and made a fragile peace with the Kidj'Dan, an alien race living there. But terraforming, which the telepathic aliens hope will help Earth's inhabitants, takes more time than Earth has.

Darrell Donnelly and his daughter Laykin embark on their yearly hiking trip to a scenic and remote part of the Ocala National Forest. What started as a long weekend turned into a fight for survival as the hikers attempt to return home in the face of civil unrest and lawlessness, the aftermath of a coordinated attack on the power grid and most electronic devices.

Their world is drowning. Catastrophic rain has flooded Cat and Simon’s once-beautiful valley, forcing them to abandon everything they love. But Cat has another purpose in leaving: to uncover what happened to her parents, Ben and Lila, who vanished in the Canadian mountains. On the road, they encounter a man with a chilling claim: the endless epic storms aren’t an act of nature. They are the result of something far more dangerous, and only with someone’s help can he stop it. In a race against time, their mission becomes one of family and survival against all odds.

Three days before nuclear war, a covert artificial intelligence program—designed to imitate American command systems—slips into Russia’s automated defenses and silently dismantles the final safeguards against catastrophe. The breach is invisible. The escalation irreversible. Far from command centers and decision rooms, two families in the suburbs north of New York City begin to notice only small signs that something is wrong. Power flickers. Systems stall. News grows contradictory. No one yet understands that the foundations of civilization are already failing.

A perfect world engineered by data. A single anomaly that could unravel it all. In this gripping sci-fi thriller, humanity's pursuit of perfection is powered by the Synths intelligent robots designed to end labor, danger, and uncertainty. At first, they deliver. Comfort. Safety. Perfect order. But as automation spreads, something darker takes hold. Families fracture. Creativity vanishes. Children disappear into artificial worlds. And purpose the very thing that makes life worth living slowly dies.

Das Eden-Virus verbreitet sich immer weiter. Ob Segen oder Fluch – eines ist sicher: Es kann nicht mehr aufgehalten werden. Für die Armen und Kranken ist die Seuche ein Geschenk Gottes, doch gleichzeitig bringt sie die Infizierten ins Fadenkreuz jener Menschen, die den Verlust ihrer Macht fürchten.

The Sage Flu pandemic is sweeping across the globe, killing almost everyone in its path. Those who have so far avoided its deathly grip struggle to remain among the living. When the message from the man claiming to be Secretary General of the United Nations plays around the world, hope begins to bloom. But the message isn't from the UN, and its promise of a life-saving vaccine is a lie. Project Eden is working toward its endgame, when it will be in full control of what remains of the human race.

The final volume of the five-part Distant Eden series. Adrian isn't allowed to rest on his laurels but now must face an invasion from China. He faces an enemy that is ruthless and has vastly more manpower and resources.

Dalton Grinder's life had unraveled in a brutal series of blows. First, the Army cast him aside. Then, his wife walked out, leaving him with nothing but the hollow echo of a once-shared life. As if that wasn't enough, his last remaining relative—his grandfather—passed away, closing the final chapter of his family history. Born and bred in the heat and humidity of Florida, Dalton now finds himself heading north to the cold, unforgiving woods of Wisconsin to settle his grandfather’s affairs. But fate isn't done with him yet.

It's been 20 years since the event that devastated the planet. Cat and Simon, children of the apocalypse, are living happily in what was once Colorado. But then, an ominous reminder of the dark world of their parents' past shatters their peace. Something has changed. They journey back to their parents' community in Yellowstone for answers … only to find it empty! Where is everybody? What is happening? Is this the beginning of the end?

THE EDEN PARADOX is a brand-new Science Fiction series from bestselling writer Barry Kirwan. If you loved DUNE, FOUNDATION or ENDER’S GAME, you'll love the first novel in this epic, galaxy-spanning series. In 2063, Earth's overheated climate and war-ravaged cities are near breaking point. A...

When the sky rained fire, the world as Naomi knew it ended. Ashes of Eden follows a mother and daughter navigating a shattered England, where cities have fallen silent and something far more sinister than a virus is spreading. As Naomi searches for her missing son, Lucas, she’s forced to confront not only the dangers of survival, but the truth behind a hidden Order and a technology that threatens to overwrite what it means to be human.

With Phoa stabilized against the Green and Tiamat’s coral, Reyes and Thanata have inspired people to work together against the swarms. Yet while exploring an old colony ship, they discover a message warning them of catastrophe. The voice belongs to Reyes’ estranged father, who warns that a final protocol left by the first colonists will doom Phoa. Soon, meteors land in every settled region and transform into swarms that devour everything around them - all while a huge, ringed structure hovers in the sky.

Though the Green has been temporarily pushed back, Reyes and Thanata face a new challenge in a deadly strain of coral biota that has spread over the region. It taints the planet’s rainfall, rivers, lakes - and all the wildlife that depends on them. But there is a swarm-like signal inherent in the coral, which originates deep within Phoa’s biomorphic sea. Reyes and Thanata must rush to its source and stop the coral growth before it suffocates everything they have struggled to preserve - including the bond between them.

Phoa was terraformed by nanite swarms for Earth's colonists to create a beautiful, habitable world. But the swarms evolved, overran the planet, and two centuries later, threaten every living thing remaining on it. Reyes, a scientist from Phoa's last colonial enclave, and Thanata, a bioengineered hunter from a rival tribe, must work together to halt the Green: the massive swarm that absorbs plants, animals - even entire cities. But if the unlikely pair hopes to survive the mutated wilds and the deadly Green, they'll have to learn to understand each other.

It has been 17 years since the event that killed most of the people on the planet. The violence that swept the country for so long is gone, and Ben and Lila are now living a peaceful existence in their Yellowstone community. But more trouble is looming, and when their daughter Katie—now 16 and going by the name of Cat—and 11 other teenagers leave to explore the country, that trouble hits home.

"The Earth died in less than a minute. Maybe that's an exaggeration. It's not like the planet ceased to exist altogether. It just seemed like it. Cities were reduced to rubble. Millions of people died that day. I've since been told that 95 percent of the Earth's human population was wiped out. I don't know if that's true - I mean, who can know that for sure? It's not like we still have any of the technology that we once used to determine such things. But I do know that it was almost empty of people - live ones, that is..."

They can't escape the evil. When a forest fire destroys their beloved forest sanctuary, Ben and Lila, along with their six-year-old daughter Katie, head west through the earthquake-ravaged landscape toward a rumored thriving community in Yellowstone National Park. But another rumor persists of a "great evil" in the Midwest - one they will have to deal with if they have any hope of making it safely to Yellowstone, a community they are not even sure really exists. Six years after finding their peace, Ben and Lila have to reenter the world. Has it gotten better or become far worse?

Eden Forever is a slightly satirical science fiction novel that may be considered a cautionary tale if we allow our fresh water resources to dry up. When this happens in my story, only a few decades from now, we desalinate ocean water that makes us vulnerable to a superbug and it spells the end for human life as we know it. Enter biorobotics technology and the discovery of a planet the survivors can move to as biorobots.