Halfway through the third book of "Three Body Problem" and I'm already getting anxiety from the prospect of finishing the book. Insane saga, it gets even better after the second half of the second book (thanks nostr:npub1emdtsxly9m68m00x206t574jttp65vk0c2m89ms038q047yz7ylqcac9awfor the tip).
What epic science riction do you recommend for me next? The heavier the science, the better!
A few off the top of my head:
Dragon's Egg - Robert L. Forward
Astronauts discover aliens on a neutron star.
Timemaster - Martha D. Trustee
Follow the ridiculous main character as he discovers negative mass and invents his way to a time loop.
Dichronauts - Greg Egan
Explore a world where time takes two dimensions and space takes the other two.
Oh Dragonβs Egg was a fun one!
2312 - Kim Stanley Robinson
Explore the diaspora of humanity throughout the solar system as the main character chases down a mysterious malevolent conspiracy. From the migrant workers steadily terraforming Venus in a generational labor, to the constantly moving terminator city of Mercury, to the hollowed out asteroid terrariums that criss cross the solar system, each sporting a unique ecological biome.
