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3001 by Arthur C. Clarke · Booklabria

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3001

Science FictionHuman-alien encounters

3001

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First published: 1997
Editions: 31 in 8 languages
Series: Space Odyssey

Synopsis

A thousand years after the Jupiter Mission, astronaut Frank Poole is recovered and revived. He is intrigued by how much has changed. Then he receives a warning that the Monoliths have decided to destroy the human race.

Subjects: Science Fiction
Human-alien encounters
Exploration
Science-fiction
Human-alien encounters in fiction
Set in: Outer space
Jupiter

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31 in 8 languages

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English16 German3 Spanish3 Chinese2 All 8 languages

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