Today fb reminded me about the book Solaris by Stanislav Lem, which I first read. 3 Years ago, I really liked it.

Today fb reminded me about the book Solaris by Stanislav Lem, which I first read. 3 Years ago, I really liked it. At first, I even wondered how such a book passed me by as a child, when I read a couple of science fiction books a week in high school. And then I realized that in those days, the book might have seemed a little long or even boring.) But now I read it literally in one sitting. The concept of a living single-celled ocean and the peculiar contact of people with its offspring are very interesting. The book already. 60 It was written in such a way that it is still relevant and interesting. I recommend reading this if you haven’t read:) By the way, it seemed to me that the ideas of the Solaris phantoms are very similar to the counterparts from Sergey Pavlov’s “Moon Rainbow”, and specifically from the second part of “Soft Mirrors”, which was written almost a quarter of a century later. I would recommend the Moon Rainbow to you as well.

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