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Ringworld

By Larry Niven

The Hugo Award winning novel for 1971 Ringworld is about an expedition made up of four people to explore the Ringworld a created world which is a ring orbiting its star at roughly the orbit of earth creating a surface area three million times that of earth.

Entries in ringworld (5)

Friday
Mar182011

Pictures of the Pierson's Puppeters 

The Pierson's Puppeters are the more original of the races in the Ringworld series and in many ways the part that makes the story interesting. A philosophy that both makes sense and is very different.  They also look very different and these images are a few interpertations of the way that the Pierson's Puppeters look.

 

 

 

 

 

I find this one entertaining beacuse I can't think of a race less suitable to be a green lantern. After all to be a green lantern you have to be fearless and that is simply not the puppeters. I'm also not really sure how they would wear a ring, but that's a differnt point.

Tuesday
Mar082011

Ringworld in Science Class

I wish I had science teachers who used science fiction to explain scientific ideas. A great way to get kids to read and understand science better.
Tuesday
Mar082011

Video Review of Ringworld

This is a short review of Ringworld. It covers some of the ideas of the book, but touches on them only lightly.
Tuesday
Mar082011

Ringworld and Halo compared

This is an interesting video and while I think that the person in the video goes a bit far with some of his assertions that the two are similar there is no real doubt that the idea of the halo is similar to that of the ringworld. This is in fact one of the things that I liked about Halo.
Tuesday
Mar082011

The Ringworld is like many things in the universe so big it is hard to grasp. In addition images can't do it justice but these video gives you an idea of scope.

 

This first video is brilliant because it gives you something to measure the size by that we all recognize.