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The Great Transition: The Story of How the Internet Left Earth and Humanity Followed
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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 288
Weight: 0.85
Height: 0.60 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
How Humanity Moved the Internet Into Space
By Geelon Dusk
The machine age nearly broke Earth.
Then humanity moved the machines into the sky.
In the early 2030s, artificial intelligence consumed more power than nations could generate. Data centers swallowed rivers. Energy grids collapsed under the weight of computation. Civilization faced a terrifying truth:
Earth could no longer sustain the digital world it had created.
The solution sounded impossible.
Move the internet into orbit.
Powered by endless solar energy.
Cooled by the vacuum of space.
Built among the stars.
What began as an engineering experiment became the greatest transformation in human history.
Orbital Cloud is a sweeping near-future epic that chronicles the rise of orbital data centers, space-based energy systems, AI megastructures, and the birth of humanity's first true space civilizations.
From collapsing server farms on Earth to vast orbital cities glowing above the planet...
from energy wars and AI crises to quantum revolutions and interplanetary expansion...
this is the story of how humanity accidentally became a spacefaring species.
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