Livro onde 'outros' são clones do futuro enviados de volta para ganhar capacidade de reproduzir

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Durante a história, coisas estranhas continuam acontecendo como sequestros alienígenas ou outros eventos. A natureza dos "outros" não é revelada até o final.

Eu me lembro de uma pergunta de um protagonista para os outros perto do final do livro, como: "Existe vida inteligente lá fora?" Para o qual a resposta foi: "Não mais, vencemos".

O 'Time / Spaceship' foi chamado de 'pa' após o tradicional assentamento Maori, e está implícito (ou talvez até declarado) que uma calamidade afetaria a Terra e que os protagonistas deveriam se dirigir à Nova Zelândia, perpetuando a linha do tempo.

    
por Mark 06.01.2016 / 22:00

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Eu acredito que isso é Nighteyes , por Garfield Reeves-Stevens. ISBN 978-0553285031.

Envolveu abduções alienígenas relacionadas a certas famílias.

Spoilers:

The 'aliens' were human time-travelers from the far future. An unspecified calamity (involving massive auroras) had wiped out most of the human population, with only 300 people in the New Zealand area having survived to repopulate. In the future, humanity won a war against the aliens; this is the reason for the quote about there being 'none anymore'. The humanoids in the story consisted of several types (drones, controllers, connections, slights, engineers, soldiers) who were the genetically altered human army that won the war, but they had no reproductive ability and greatly reduced emotional capacity. That is why the future humans were so disciplined and militaristic. They had mastered some forms of unknown physics totally different from what is known today, (using the fundamental principals "transference" and "placement").
The reason they were going back in time to was to gather genetic material, motherly caretakers, and historical artifacts from the world immediately before the cataclysm, whose absence wouldn't be missed (no paradoxes) as it would all have been destroyed in the cataclysm anyway. It's more complicated than that, but that's a good enough summary.

    
06.01.2016 / 23:29