The Wandering Earth Free Audiobook Download by Cixin Liu

The Wandering Earth is a science-fiction novel by Chinese author Cixin Liu. It won the Hugo Award, the Arthur C. Clarke Award, and the International Space Science Fiction Society Grand Master Award in 2015.

On November 11th, 2013 at 2AM, the Chinese government announced that there had been a nuclear power plant accident in Dalian. It wasn't long before news started streaming in from all around the world about an incident unprecedented in modern history: the Wandering Earth had begun to move ever so slightly away from its axis, as if it were tottering on the edge of a great precipice.

The Earth has been taken over by machines and humans are trapped in a few areas. Humanity is looking for a way to escape, but there are only two options: the Wandering Earth, a human spaceship that can't go faster than light, and the Earth's last refuge on Europa. Millions of people will die before humanity can escape, and Liu has the reader feel their struggles and hope for freedom.

The Wandering Earth is a marvellous novel that explores the idea of evolution and our possible future. Humanity has expanded into space and we now inhabit a vast world of galaxies. One day, Earth is hit by an asteroid and falls out of sight. The architecture of the novel asks us to think about what it means to be human in such a vast universe

The Wandering Earth is a science fiction novel written by Chinese author Cixin Liu, and translated into English by Ken Liu. The novel was nominated for the Hugo Award for Best Novel in 2016.

The Wandering Earth is a novel of humanity's future as told by the Earth itself. The narrator of the novel describes how long-term climate change, and how humans and other animals react to it. The narrator notes how many species have evolved or gone extinct due to these changes, while also describing how humans use advanced scientific knowledge to explore space.