Almost Invented™
What would life look like if humanity learned to travel between galaxies?
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The Sun · a coronal mass ejection
A storm tears loose and heads for the inner planets.
Mercury orbit · Solar Weather Guard
We made our star safe — and ourselves fully self-sufficient.
No wall. No impact. Only a new trajectory.
Passing Venus · orbital stations
Every orbit we pass is home to someone now.
Approaching Earth
Home is still here. It just has better neighbors.
Megacity
Built upward. Alive at every level.
Between the towers
Gardens on every level, bridges in the sky — and room to breathe.
City Teleport Node
Step in. Arrive anywhere in minutes.
Private homes
And then, you choose where — and how — to live.
Life among the stars
Orbit, a megacity or the mountains — every home offers the same comfort. What would a futuristic city be like?
A familiar home, a temporary address — close to research sites, extraction projects and expedition docks.
Built upward and alive at every level: cafés, performances and a skyline that stays awake.
Gardens, open skies and quieter days — with local teleports keeping friends only minutes away.
Inside the book
Every spread pairs large artwork with short, readable explanations — each invention feels plausible, written for curious minds rather than engineers. See more sci-fi art.
The network that connects distant worlds.
Assembled in orbit, built for the long dark.
Power for the paths between galaxies.
One threat. Four responses.
A human foundation, then understanding, amplified.
Sport and play on other worlds.
Responsibility without ownership.
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A richly illustrated journey into an imagined future — intergalactic gateways, orbital homes, planet-scale engineering and the people who live alongside them. Almost 100 full-color pages of cinematic concept art with short, readable explanations.
Hardcover · 8.25 × 11 in · 102 pages · full color
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The Almost Invented series
Book 2
Teleport hubs, weather control, a network that keeps the Sun young and a guard that turns solar storms away from Earth — impossible products, explained like they already exist.
“No wall. No impact. Only a new trajectory.” — the Solar Weather Guard
Where it started
The first collection: forty everyday inventions that feel one step away. See it on Amazon
From the author
More than a hundred days ago, my daughter and I sealed some pond water, sand and a little aquatic greenery in a glass bottle. Life carried on inside it — and kept drawing my thoughts toward much larger worlds. This book grew from that question.
Ruslan Pazii
An illustrated hardcover book of speculative fiction: almost 100 full-color pages of cinematic concept art showing how people might live once travel between galaxies becomes possible.
Fiction, by design. Real science inspires many concepts, but the technologies, societies and scenarios are imagined — an optimistic vision, not a technical manual.
Yes. It is a large-format (8.25 × 11 in) full-color hardcover of concept art, made to be browsed at any page — and it makes a striking gift for anyone who loves space and the future.
Science fiction and space fans, readers who love concept art and world-building, curious teens and adults — and anyone looking for a striking coffee table book or gift.
No. Each Almost Invented book stands on its own. Beyond Reality explores impossible products closer to home; Escaping the Galaxy takes the journey beyond our galaxy.
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