The Ringworld Throne Free Audiobook Download by Larry Niven

"Ringworld Throne" by Larry Niven is a science fiction novel. It was first published in 1970. In this book, the Ringworld is one of Earth's last surviving habitats after the sun expands into a red giant and engulfs the planet.

The Ringworld Throne is a science-fiction novel by Larry Niven and first published in 1970. It tells the story of Louis Wu, an Earthman who is part of a team sent to explore and terraform a neutron star (called Beta-7) that had been discovered to have a habitable zone around it. He meets the native race which calls the star Ringworld, and becomes involved in their political issues. Louis Wu is one of the most popular characters in science fiction literature because he is both intelligent and witty.

The Ringworld Throne, by Larry Niven is a science fiction novel. It was published in 1970. This book is narrated by Richard Powers. This is the first audiobook narrated by Powers.

When an egg-shaped platform appears and attaches itself to the Earth's equator, a tribe of humans who want for nothing come out of the sky and settle on it. The new arrivals soon discover that their world has only limited resources, and tensions rise as they fight over what it is they need.

This is a book about the Ringworld, a huge artificial structure built by an alien race. The first human beings to visit it were the terranthropologists, who made contact with these aliens and learned all about their technology. They also discovered that the aliens, convinced that the human race could not survive without their help, had destroyed their own ecosystem in order to make this possible.

The Ringworld Throne is the first of Larry Niven's 1970s-era "Ringworld" series. It chronicles the adventures of a human expedition to the titular world, a ring-shaped artificial structure surrounding an enormous star. Niven's Ringworld was inspired by "Anthropic Cosmological Principle", a theory that posits that observation or design of a world would be impossible if we were not intelligent and capable of observing or designing it.