Schild's Ladder
Dec 2010 · Hachette UK
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Cass has stumbled on something that might be an entirely different type of physics, and she's travelled three hundred and fifty light-years to Mimosa Station, a remote experimental facility, to test her theory. The novo-vacuum she creates is predicted to begin decaying the instant it's created, but even so short-lived a microscopic speck could shed new light on the origins of the universe.
But instead of decaying, Cass's novo-vacuum is wildly successful and begins expanding, slowly but inexorably taking over the universe ...
SCHILD'S LADDER: a wild ride through the far future by one of the world's most respected and acclaimed writers.
But instead of decaying, Cass's novo-vacuum is wildly successful and begins expanding, slowly but inexorably taking over the universe ...
SCHILD'S LADDER: a wild ride through the far future by one of the world's most respected and acclaimed writers.
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4.2
21 reviews
Dean Hallgarth
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11 April 2015
Interesting read. Full of super complex quantum physics jargon and concepts that were beyond my understanding. But good read anyhow
About the author
Greg Egan lives in Perth, Western Australia. He has won the John W. Campbell award for Best Novel and has been short listed for the Hugo three times.
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