2001: A Space Odyssey Free Audiobook Download by Arthur C. Clarke

It is the year 2001 and Dr. Heywood R. Floyd has been sent on a trip to the moon to investigate a strange signal that emanated from outer space. He designed and built the communication satellite, Discovery One, for his employer, H minerals corporation. Dr. Floyd had one purpose for this mission: to make contact with an alien life form.

From the first page of 2001: A Space Odyssey to the last, author Arthur C. Clarke's book is a fascinating story that will make your heart race and your mind race at a break-neck speed. Even those who are not fans of science fiction will love this story as it is the perfect blend of science fiction and horror. There is no better time than now to download an audiobook!

Some of the most memorable moments of 2001: A Space Odyssey are when the narrator, a man named 'Dick Hill', reads passages to the audience. This audiobook version of the novel and movie has a full narration by Hill, who has been nominated for four Academy Awards.

  Dr. Richard 'Dick' Hill narrated this audiobook, which is the first volume of a series of four. The other volumes are narrated by Fredric Brown, Raymond Briggs, and Barry Letts.

2001: A Space Odyssey, or simply Space Odyssey, is a novel by Arthur C. Clarke published in 1968 and set in the early twenty-first century. It describes a voyage to Jupiter involving sentient computers that have gained self-awareness, and the effects of this journey on human evolution. The story includes some themes that are typical of science fiction: extraordinary journeys into space; interaction between humans and advanced computer intelligences, who evolve to be superior to humans; exploration of physical and spiritual dimensions of the universe.

Clarke's story of futuristic technology and space exploration is one that will never be forgotten. The novel tells the story of a group of explorers who travel beyond the bounds of human understanding to find the "Silent Running" spacecraft, which was designed by Arthur C. Clarke himself. Clarke imagined what life would be like in his '2001: A Space Odyssey', which eventually became a classic film when it was released in 1968.