Résultats pour "One" dans Voyage dans le temps

Isaac Thoma lived to see the last handful of survivors defeat the demonic champion. He is now alone, his past in ashes, the last and most powerful human on a blighted Earth. But what if he could go back? Hurled back in time, Isaac has one chance to change it all. A chance to warn humanity of their impending doom. A chance to stop the [System] before shortsightedness and lust for power can render humanity extinct.

Time travel, the power sought after and craved by everyone, yet held by none. Until now. Not only is time travel very real to Jericho, he’s used it in the usual ways one would expect—getting rich, predicting world-changing events and, more importantly, traveling to whenever he chooses just for kicks.

He Who Fights With Monsters. Das Versprechen der Macht ist der dritte Band einer epischen Lit-RPG-Serie. Die harte Arbeit an den eigenen Fähigkeiten und Strategien hat sich ausgezahlt: Nachdem Jason und sein Team die Prüfung in der Stadt der Gefallenen Echos mit Bravour bestanden haben, gehören sie zur Elite der Abenteurer in Greenstone. Und das, obwohl sie noch nicht einmal den Bronzerang erreicht haben. Doch auch ihr Gegner – der Kult des Erbauers – verschwendet keine Zeit. Die Räder drehen sich langsam, aber tief im Astralraum scheint etwas Grauenhaftes Gestalt anzunehmen.

“A character-driven SF tale that’s both riveting and frighteningly plausible.” — Kirkus Reviews “…Supremely intense and fantastically imaginative….” — Readers’ Favorite The President has made it legal to hunt minorities on weekends. Healthcare is a game show. And somewhere in...

At 3AM, a woman with no past checks into a luxury hotel under a name that doesn’t exist. Fernanda Kloss has travelled thirty-nine years into the past on a one-way mission: assassinate a powerful figure. There is no return, and every action rewrites the timeline. But the future is watching–and correcting. With rival operatives closing in and history pushing back, Fernanda must decide: complete the mission and sacrifice herself for a better tomorrow… or walk away and become part of the nightmare she was sent to stop. One shot can change history.

John Donegal is thrust forward nearly four centuries into a future that is distinctly matriarchal. Males are the objects of interest and affection, but distinctly second-class citizens. Men can't vote and boys are excluded from the schools. Women are in control of everything. Though he is exasperated by his low status in this strange new world, he comes to understand that there are are breath-taking improvements wrought by the new female overclass: a permanent peace, warm communities, and a healthy environment. It's admirable, but what place is there in it for him?

In this sequel to One Second Per Second, the saga continues of a broken universe where time travel is easier to achieve than to avoid. Now, the battle lines are drawn. To some, the continual rewriting of history is nihilistic insanity. To others, travel in all four dimensions—including time—is an inalienable right bestowed on humankind by the new natural order. Forces are amassing on either side of the conflict as the collapse of time itself is imminent. Surprisingly, not everyone is allowing this to bother them.

The world is full of genius people after the fact. We can all blame government, scientist, politicians, organized religions but we fail to take responsibility for our own negligence. Imagine the future is now and we are forced to live in an environmental bubble all of our lives because we cannot live in our toxic world.

Decklyn McKinnon, intergalactic cop and strong-arm of the Interstellar Alliance, has been missing from the McKinnon family records since his untimely disappearance in 1523. No one has a clue what could have happened to him leaving the family record silent. Chasing after a serial killer through time and space, Decklyn takes on the biggest gamble of life. Unsure of his time traveling abilities, he doubts that he can save all of the victims, but it's possible he can save victim number six. Risking it all to save the life of just one woman, he journeys back to Earth 2005.

Will Stark has achieved his destiny, a decorated career as an Air Force pilot and astronaut, the best way to honor his father’s legacy as a SEAL-team commander, or so he thought. His true destiny—indeed, his very fate—lies with the secret discovery his father sacrificed his life for when Will was only 12-years-old—a mysterious, ancient device with unlimited possibilities.

Rachel, Noah, and Javier are set on their next journey. Three cousins, who just found their supernatural powers, meet a brother and sister whose powers are just seen as normal. Why? Because they live 10,000 years in the future. This brother-and-sister team were instructed to bring Rachel into the future for guidance. Rachel and her cousins begin the shift in humanity, and, even though she didn't know it, Rachel was about to make decisions that could halt the progress of mankind.

A disastrous experiment sends Sally Shagwell spiraling through time, though whether into the past or the future is not immediately clear. A dinosaur attack places her firmly in the Jurassic period, but there are primitive people running around here, too, in rather revealing loincloths, and if Sally knows one thing, it is that humans and dinosaurs never coexisted.

The Mindaru are dead, or so exiled Earthman John Bandicut and his alien companions believe, after their intervention to save the Orion Nebula and surrounding worlds. But now a part of this ancient and malicious AI colony is swarming toward the present from its birthplace deep in the past. Their opening: a temporal disturbance in the starstream, a hyperspatial thoroughfare used by myriad civilizations. The disturbance emanates from the planetary defenses of nearby Karellia, whose people know nothing of the starstream or the galaxy-threatening Mindaru.

"One Giant Step" mixes time travel, dinosaurs, and treachery, for a new take on how the dinosaurs went extinct. OGS is a short story (approx 2,300 words) from the Nebula Award-nominated author of REDSHIFT RENDEZVOUS and MANHATTAN TRANSFER. The story was originally published in the anthology DINOSAUR FANTASTIC, 1993, edited by Mike Resnick and Martin H. Greenberg. Narrated by Rich Adams, who has been a professional actor, voice actor, director, and scenic and lighting designer for the past thirty-five years.

Marooned in an alien body on an alien world. It is the 25th century. The planet's most ambitious project is Starmind, an Islamic research institute that transfers the minds of volunteers, called Ansibles, across gulfs of space and time to make first contact with other sentient beings in the universe. Each of the Ansible stories follows one team of brave minds across the void. These are their reports, their transcripts, the only accounts of what they have found.