Terraforming Gone Wrong: Sci-Fi’s Most Monstrous Planetary Disasters

Terraforming: humanity’s ultimate ambition or its greatest folly? In this episode of *Science Fiction Now*, we delve into the grim tales of terraforming gone wrong—where dreams of reshaping planets spiral into apocalyptic nightmares. From alien jungles that consume entire cities to acidic seas that dissolve everything in their path, these stories serve as stark warnings about humanity’s hubris and the indifference of the universe.

Explore the haunting themes in these must-read science fiction classics:
1. *The Genocides* by Thomas M. Disch
2. *Hothouse* by Brian Aldiss
3. *The Drowned World* by J.G. Ballard
4. *Grass* by Sheri S. Tepper
5. *The Crucible of Time* by John Brunner

These books don’t just tell stories—they offer chilling reflections on humanity’s arrogance and the ferocity of nature’s response. Join us as we unravel the cosmic horrors that await when we try to impose our will on the universe.

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