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Ballet Cósmico

1971 · Free to read

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About this issue

This Spanish-language science fiction serial, "Ballet Cósmico" by Curtis Garland, presents a post-apocalyptic narrative split between two worlds. Book One, "La Nave" (The Ship), opens with a contaminated, dying Earth population watching a spacecraft depart carrying thirteen uncontaminated humans—ten men and three women—into space seeking a habitable planet. The remaining population, led by a patriarch figure, faces inevitable extinction from environmental collapse and reproductive failure, their only hope residing in the ship's mission. Book Two follows the thirteen cosmonauts aboard the automated vessel as they enter suspended animation for an indefinite journey beyond the solar system. The narrative explores themes of species survival, sacrifice, and cosmic destiny, contrasting the doomed terrestrial population with the selected few seeking humanity's future among distant stars.

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