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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In the near future, marked by climate collapse and the urgent need to understand the planet's limits, six scientists and explorers embark on an unprecedented journey to the heart of Antarctica. What begins as a scientific mission to reconstruct the climate timeline of the white continent-a timeline that reveals the complete history of the Earth's climate-becomes an existential, scientific, and spiritual odyssey that will challenge everything they thought they knew about the Earth. and about themselves.Keira, a journalist and storyteller, is the voice of conscience and memory; her poetic gaze transforms data into symbols and measurements into questions. Valeria, a climatologist, seeks the logic of global change, obsessed with deciphering the invisible pulse of the planet. Amina, a biologist, represents the hope of life in the extremes, facing the dilemma between science and ethics. Sebastian, cartographer, draws impossible maps and pursues the idea that orientation is not only geographical, but moral. Ingrid, geologist, embodies the strength of the Earth itself: patient, precise, but capable of trembling. And Nayara, environmental historian, attempts to unite the fragments of the past with the vulnerability of the present.As they advance among glaciers, dormant volcanoes, blood waterfalls, and subglacial lakes, they discover that Antarctica is not a frozen desert, but a living archive, an organism that breathes, beats, and remembers. Each chapter reveals a new layer of mystery: red water laden with iron and unknown microorganisms, mountains with geothermal heat, natural pyramid formations that seem to defy geology, compasses that go haywire under dancing auroras, and radio signals that seem to come from within the ice.In their quest, the six face profound ethical and emotional conflicts: the dilemma between revealing or protecting, between believing in data or intuition. Tensions grow until they break the group apart, especially when suspicions of espionage and leaks arise that threaten their integrity. Nature itself becomes the judge: a polar storm separates them, forcing them to reunite transformed.Their final destination-the South Pole, the symbolic center of the Earth-becomes a place of revelation and silence. There they discover that science not only measures the world, but also invokes it. The timeline they have constructed, a monumental mural of eras and climates, summarizes the cycle of life on Earth: from warm forests to eternal ice, from fire to water, from the origin to the present in thaw.Upon their return, the world greets them with disbelief, greed, and fear. Governments debate the findings, corporations claim the resources, and the media distorts the truth. Amid the chaos, Keira writes The Ice Chronicle, a collective testament that attempts to unite the poetic and the scientific, the visible and the invisible. The group creates an independent institute to safeguard the evidence, but they soon realize that what they have unearthed is bigger than themselves: a planetary voice, a message from the Earth itself.The novel combines scientific rigor, geopolitical intrigue, and philosophical mysticism in a choral narrative that moves between realism and symbolism. Antarctica becomes a mirror of humanity: a place where knowledge merges with faith, and where the ice preserves both fossils and secrets.In the epilogue, the six-marked by the silence and grandeur of the continent-realize that what they found was not a lost civilization, but the certainty that the Earth is alive and watching us.With a style that blends the precision of scientific essay with the intensity of poetic narrative, The Ice Chronicle is a profound exploration of knowledge, the memory of the planet, and the limits of human beings. This item Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condizione: Nuevo. Descubre el legado literario de Enheduanna, la primera autora de la historia Este libro es un homenaje a la mujer que, en una tradición literaria anónima, decidió firmar sus creaciones, inaugurando así el concepto de autoría. Es también la historia de un descubrimiento que reverbera en un silencio que parecía no tener fin: a pesar de escribir sus poemas quince siglos antes que Homero y dieciocho antes que Safo, el de Enheduanna ha sido aún hoy es un nombre desconocido. A través de una investigación minuciosa, este ensayo reflexiona sobre la importancia de la autoría y la voz propia en la literatura, y arroja luz sobre las motivaciones de la escritora. Además, se presentan tres de sus cantos más significativos, una obra que merece ser conocida por su calidad y relevancia en la historia de la literatura. Ella habla, las ciudades se derrumban es una llamada de atención al mundo académico para que se posicione en el lugar que le corresponde a esta fascinante poeta y se le dé el reconocimiento que se merece. Enheduanna debe ser redescubierta y valorada por su extraordinaria contribución a la literatura universal.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In the near future, marked by climate collapse and the urgent need to understand the planet's limits, six scientists and explorers embark on an unprecedented journey to the heart of Antarctica. What begins as a scientific mission to reconstruct the climate timeline of the white continent-a timeline that reveals the complete history of the Earth's climate-becomes an existential, scientific, and spiritual odyssey that will challenge everything they thought they knew about the Earth. and about themselves.Keira, a journalist and storyteller, is the voice of conscience and memory; her poetic gaze transforms data into symbols and measurements into questions. Valeria, a climatologist, seeks the logic of global change, obsessed with deciphering the invisible pulse of the planet. Amina, a biologist, represents the hope of life in the extremes, facing the dilemma between science and ethics. Sebastian, cartographer, draws impossible maps and pursues the idea that orientation is not only geographical, but moral. Ingrid, geologist, embodies the strength of the Earth itself: patient, precise, but capable of trembling. And Nayara, environmental historian, attempts to unite the fragments of the past with the vulnerability of the present.As they advance among glaciers, dormant volcanoes, blood waterfalls, and subglacial lakes, they discover that Antarctica is not a frozen desert, but a living archive, an organism that breathes, beats, and remembers. Each chapter reveals a new layer of mystery: red water laden with iron and unknown microorganisms, mountains with geothermal heat, natural pyramid formations that seem to defy geology, compasses that go haywire under dancing auroras, and radio signals that seem to come from within the ice.In their quest, the six face profound ethical and emotional conflicts: the dilemma between revealing or protecting, between believing in data or intuition. Tensions grow until they break the group apart, especially when suspicions of espionage and leaks arise that threaten their integrity. Nature itself becomes the judge: a polar storm separates them, forcing them to reunite transformed.Their final destination-the South Pole, the symbolic center of the Earth-becomes a place of revelation and silence. There they discover that science not only measures the world, but also invokes it. The timeline they have constructed, a monumental mural of eras and climates, summarizes the cycle of life on Earth: from warm forests to eternal ice, from fire to water, from the origin to the present in thaw.Upon their return, the world greets them with disbelief, greed, and fear. Governments debate the findings, corporations claim the resources, and the media distorts the truth. Amid the chaos, Keira writes The Ice Chronicle, a collective testament that attempts to unite the poetic and the scientific, the visible and the invisible. The group creates an independent institute to safeguard the evidence, but they soon realize that what they have unearthed is bigger than themselves: a planetary voice, a message from the Earth itself.The novel combines scientific rigor, geopolitical intrigue, and philosophical mysticism in a choral narrative that moves between realism and symbolism. Antarctica becomes a mirror of humanity: a place where knowledge merges with faith, and where the ice preserves both fossils and secrets.In the epilogue, the six-marked by the silence and grandeur of the continent-realize that what they found was not a lost civilization, but the certainty that the Earth is alive and watching us.With a style that blends the precision of scientific essay with the intensity of poetic narrative, The Ice Chronicle is a profound exploration of knowledge, the memory of the planet, and the limits of human beings. </ Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The universe has always been a vast unknown, a stage on which humanity represents little more than a fleeting flash of light. Since the earliest civilizations, the sky has been interpreted as a map, a calendar, a myth, or an omen. But for four young astronomy students in Latin America, the stars were not just a metaphor: they were a calling. A persistent echo that pushed them to look beyond the known, to search for the key to existence in the impossible.They were not heroes, far from it. They were just a group of students with more questions than answers, with sleepless nights filled with calculations, heated discussions, and wild dreams. None of them imagined that their curiosity would end up shaking the foundations of human knowledge and, with it, threatening the balance of the most powerful nations on the planet.In a forgotten university classroom, among blackboards covered with equations and books that smelled of dust and old ink, a conversation arose that would change their destinies. They spoke first of dark matter, that enigma that seemed to hold the cosmos together and yet no one could see or touch. Then the conversation drifted to antimatter, that opposite sister of matter, capable of releasing immeasurable energies at the slightest contact.What for others was a topic for scientific articles and theoretical speculation became a personal challenge for them. Was it possible to create, here and now, enough antimatter to prove that it was not just an idea on the fringes of physics? The question, thrown into the air like a spark, ignited a fire that no one could extinguish.The following weeks became a whirlwind. They gathered resources from wherever they could: personal loans, equipment salvaged from disused laboratories, improvised parts with almost artisanal creativity. They created a space that did not appear in any official records, a laboratory hidden between walls that could barely contain the magnitude of what was brewing there.The first attempt failed, as expected. And the second. And the third. But the group did not give up. In each mistake, they found a clue, a new equation to adjust, a detail to perfect. It did not take them long to understand that what they were pursuing was not just a scientific experiment, but a leap into the unknown. Each advance brought them closer to a point of no return.Finally, after countless sleepless nights, they achieved the unthinkable: they created a gram of antimatter. Tiny in appearance, but with enormous power. At that moment, between euphoria and reverent silence, they realized they had opened a door that perhaps they should never have touched.The news spread quickly. They published their results, convinced that science should be shared with the world. They did not imagine that, with that act of transparency, they had signed their own death warrant. Security agencies from different countries began to take an interest in them; corporations with deep pockets sensed the possibility of an energy or military monopoly. What had begun as an academic adventure turned into a silent war, a hunt disguised as diplomacy, polite invitations, and veiled threats. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. La historia de Genoveva comienza mucho antes de su propio nacimiento, cuando su madre Carmen, una joven provinciana del sur de Chile, viaja a Santiago llena de ilusiones, con la esperanza de labrarse un futuro mejor como empleada domestica. Una relacion fugaz, que ella creyo amor verdadero, culmina en un embarazo inesperado en 1966. Ese acontecimiento transformara no solo su vida, sino la de toda una familia. Ante la imposibilidad de hacerse cargo, Carmen confia a su hija a su madre, Dolores, una mujer huilliche de caracter ferreo, quien viaja desde Chiloe para llevar a la pequena consigo y criarla como una hija mas en Melipulli, en una casa autoconstruida en la poblacion Libertad.La infancia de Genoveva transcurre en un ambiente contradictorio: pobreza, juegos improvisados y afectos compartidos con sus tias Magdalena y Claudia, apenas unos anos mayores, contrastan con el miedo al tio alcoholico Aurelio y la sensacion de abandono por parte de su madre. Entre travesuras en el mercado abandonado, aburridas estancias en el hogar parroquial y tardes de risas familiares, va descubriendo lo que significa crecer en un mundo duro, pero tambien lleno de momentos luminosos.La dictadura militar marca su ninez con un silencio pesado. A los siete anos ve como la politica irrumpe en su familia: un tio detenido y desaparecido, otros obligados a huir, el miedo instalado en los pasillos de la casa y en las conversaciones a media voz. Pese a ello, Genoveva continua su formacion, experimentando discriminacion en la escuela por su condicion de hija de madre soltera, pero aprendiendo tambien a forjar una resiliencia que sera clave en su vida.Durante la adolescencia, el liceo se convierte en un terreno de descubrimiento: amistades significativas, los primeros coqueteos y decepciones amorosas, la efervescencia cultural marcada por el surgimiento de Los Prisioneros y la contradiccion entre suenos de independencia y la dura realidad economica de los anos ochenta. En este periodo, su vinculo con la tia Claudia cobra fuerza, convirtiendose en figura de guia y complicidad.Al concluir sus estudios de secretariado en 1985, Genoveva logra sus primeros trabajos, saborea el orgullo de tener dinero propio. Sin embargo, la vida adulta tambien le presenta desafios: relaciones efimeras, tensiones familiares y el anhelo profundo de encontrar un lugar propio. Un romance con Sebastian, la enfrenta a las restricciones de la abuela Dolores, quien no tolera la idea de verla en pareja. Finalmente, ese amor breve la impulsa a descubrir la importancia de su independencia emocional.La mudanza a un edificio fiscal marca un cambio decisivo. Alli, entre banos compartidos y vecinas envidiosas, conoce a Benancio, un joven trabajador que lentamente se convierte en su confidente y, mas tarde, en el gran amor de su vida. Juntos aprenden a compartir risas, suenos y tambien frustraciones, hasta que deciden unir sus vidas en matrimonio en 1992, celebrando una ceremonia sencilla en Frutillar, en la casa de Carmen.Pero no todo es felicidad inmediata: Genoveva renuncia a su trabajo en la direccion regional de bibliotecas, una decision que siempre sentira como su mayor error. Aunque disfruta de la vida domestica, arrastra la nostalgia de la independencia laboral perdida. Sin embargo, al lado de Benancio construye un hogar basado en la confianza, la complicidad y el carino. Viajes breves, tardes de juego y conversaciones profundas les permiten consolidar un amor maduro y resistente.El tiempo trae consigo perdidas, como la muerte del abuelo, que despierta en Genoveva reflexiones sobre el valor de la memoria, el dolor de las ausencias y la importancia de perdonar. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Before deserts spread like endless seas of sand. Before man learned to engrave the memory of his kings in stone. Long before rivers founded civilizations and calendars marked the passing of the seasons. there was a forgotten era, hidden in the cracks of time, so remote that it seems to belong to the realm of dreams: the year 33,333 BC.In that world, the Earth was different. The skies shone with constellations that seemed closer, and the veil of the cosmos was observed by eyes capable of deciphering its language. The first human societies still roamed as scattered tribes, building huts and domesticating games. However, in certain privileged enclaves, the sands held a secret: the arrival of the emissaries from the sky.They were not gods in the sense that priests would later invent, nor mere travelers of flesh and blood. They were cosmic architects, bearers of knowledge so vast that it seemed indistinguishable from magic. Their science was not limited to building, but to shaping the very energy of creation. In their hands burned the force of antimatter, a nucleus that was both dark and luminous, capable of lifting blocks of stone as if they were feathers, cutting rock with atomic precision, and lighting lamps that shone without fire.Their arrival changed the destiny of humanity forever. There, on the banks of the Nile, a select group of humans was instructed to receive, understand, and execute a project that transcended the limits of their time: the construction of immortal monuments, whose geometry would align with the stars of Orion and Sirius. Structures that would be, at once, energy machines, temples of resonance, and messages carved in stone for future civilizations.Thus was born the Brotherhood of Orion, made up of five figures whom official history would never remember by their real names: Aketon, master engineer, bearer of architectural vision.Nira, priestess and astronomer, interpreter of the sky and its mysteries.Kael, scientist and inventor, tamer of antimatter energy.Zarek, warrior and explorer, protector of the routes and the builders.Ishera, the chronicler and architect, guardian of the memory of the work.Together, guided by the emissaries, they embarked on a task that challenged not only the imagination of their time, but also our understanding: to erect the three pyramids of Giza and the stone guardian we call the Sphinx. Those structures would not be tombs, but cosmic codes in stone, keys destined to withstand catastrophes, solar storms, and even the oblivion of millennia.But the greatness of their undertaking was accompanied by dangers: the rebellion of those who sought to seize power, natural disasters capable of destroying their work, and the moral decisions of a Brotherhood that understood that knowledge, in the wrong hands, could destroy rather than enlighten.Thousands of years later, modern archaeologists excavate the sands and discuss theories. They talk about tombs, slaves, and pharaohs who wanted to defy death. However, the stones remain silent: no inscription explains their purpose, no hieroglyphic narrations how they were erected. As if the builders had wanted to remain silent. As if they hoped that one day, when humanity looked up at the stars again, it would understand what those gigantic forms were trying to convey. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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