Foundation series

Publication history[edit] Original stories[edit] Foundation trilogy[edit] Later sequels and prequels[edit] In 1981, Asimov was persuaded by his publishers to write a fourth book, which became Foundation's Edge (1982).[3] Four years later, Asimov followed up with yet another sequel, Foundation and Earth (1986), which was followed by the prequels Prelude to Foundation (1988) and Forward the Foundation (1993). Plot[edit] Prelude to Foundation[edit] Prelude to Foundation opens on the planet Trantor, the empire's capital planet, the day after Hari Seldon has given a speech at a conference. Throughout their adventures all over Trantor, Seldon continuously denies that psychohistory is a realistic science. Forward the Foundation[edit] Eight years after the events of Prelude, Seldon has worked out the science of psychohistory and has applied it on a galactic scale. Foundation[edit] Once on Terminus, the inhabitants find themselves at a loss. Foundation and Empire[edit] Second Foundation[edit]

The End of Eternity Origins[edit] The novel reflects the state of scientific knowledge of its time, some of which has been superseded. For instance, the power source for the time travellers is referred to as "Nova Sol", a link to the far future being used to tap the energy of the exploding Sun. It is now known that the Sun is too small to explode. The original End of Eternity appeared in 1986 in a collection called The Alternate Asimovs. Plot summary[edit] As the plot unfolds, however, it is increasingly evident that Eternity itself suffers from serious maladjustments. A key plot element which emerges quickly as the story unfolds is the relatively static nature of the human societies in the various future centuries, and the repeated failure of space travel in all accessible centuries. The protagonist is a Technician named Andrew Harlan, who finds himself involved in an ontological paradox orchestrated by his superiors. This is where Asimov’s mistaken “mushroom cloud” appears in the novel. Reception[edit]

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J-Ax Biography[edit] From 1990 to 2005, J-Ax (abbreviation of Joker Alex) was part of the famous and popular Italian rap group Articolo 31 which he founded with Vito Luca Perrini, AKA "DJ Jad". He also is a judge on the famous show The Voice of Italy. Articolo 31[edit] See the article on Articolo 31. Soloist[edit] In 2006 J-Ax released his first solo album, Di sana pianta. J-Ax did not release an album in 2007, although he had many projects, which continued into 2008. 2009[edit] At the beginning of 2009 J-Ax launched a project: to release two CDs in the year. Discography[edit] With Articolo 31[edit] 1993 - È Natale (ma io non ci sto dentro)1993 - Strade di città1994 - Messa di vespiri1996 - Così com'è1998 - Nessuno1999 - Xché sì2000 - Greatest Hits2002 - Domani smetto2003 - Italiano medio2004 - La riconquista del forum Solo[edit] 2006 - Di sana pianta2009 - Rap 'n' Roll2009 - Deca Dance2011 - Meglio Prima (?) Singles[edit] Since 2006 - solo[edit] 2006 - S.N.O.B. Awards[edit] Books[edit] Film[edit]

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