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Delta-V: Designing the Asteroid Mining Ship 'Konstantin'

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Re: Delta-V: Designing the Asteroid Mining Ship 'Konstantin'

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I enjoyed Delta-V, but Daemon and Freedom IMO were much more entertaining

I'll take these as unsolicited strong recommendations for my next sci-fi novel reading, as I'm just finishing the Alastair Reynolds' Revelation Space trilogy. Thank you!

Re: Delta-V: Designing the Asteroid Mining Ship 'Konstantin'

#6

I enjoyed Delta-V, but Daemon and Freedom IMO were much more entertaining

Daemon and Freedom are top class hard scifi. The plot hinges on technical detail that is both completely plausible and a natural extension of existing information technology. It's obvious that Suarez really understands what he's talking about in a deep way. I'd say "Daemon" is top twenty for best hard scifi books. http://superkuh.com/hardscifi.txt

Delta-v is good scifi and I love this kind of background detail.

Re: Delta-V: Designing the Asteroid Mining Ship 'Konstantin'

#8

I enjoyed Delta-V, but Daemon and Freedom IMO were much more entertaining

100% agree that Daemon and Freedom are top-class plausible hard sci-fi, which is surprisingly hard to come by. On the other hand, I didn't much care for Influx.
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