The Third Millennium: A History of the World, AD 2000-3000 |
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achieved adapted American artificial photosynthesis artificial wombs asteroid belt asteroids Australia Barnard's Star became become began biological biotechnology Chartists cities countries course created Creationists cryonics death despite developed nations early Earth ecological economic ectogenetic effect electromobiles electronic embryos emortals energy forced fuel fusion power Gantz genetic engineers governments greenhouse crisis grid groups hydrogen increased industrial kind land less living machines major Mare Imbrium mass massive ment merpeople microworld millennium millions Moon networks never nology nuclear orbit organic Period of Crisis Period of Recovery plants political popular population President problems produced reactors rejuvenation rich robot SAP-systems satellites scientists senescence solar system space colonies space habitat Spacelab species stars superpowers synthetape techniques telescreen tion Toshiko Hiroshita twentieth century twenty-eighth century twenty-fifth century twenty-first century twenty-fourth century twenty-second century twenty-third century USSR vast veloped VNMs weapons Zaman Zarzecki