Spacer era

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The Spacer era is a future period in Isaac Asimov’s Robot and Foundation universe marked by the dominance of the Spacer worlds, advanced robotics, and early human expansion into space.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional historical era
in-universe time period
associatedWithSpecies Earthmen
linked to: The Earth Men

Spacers
centralTechnology positronic robots
chronologicalRole bridge between Robot era and Galactic Empire era
colonizationPattern limited number of wealthy, low-population Spacer planets
describedBy Isaac Asimov
follows early Earth-bound technological era in Asimov's universe
genre science fiction
governedBy Three Laws of Robotics
hasFeature advanced robotics
dominance of Spacer worlds
early human expansion into space
hasSetting Spacer worlds
hasTheme conflict between isolationism and expansionism
demographic decline of Spacer populations
social consequences of robotics
tension between Earthmen and Spacers
historicalOutcome emergence of new wave of human colonists (Settlers) beyond Spacer control
eventual decline of Spacer dominance
involves decline of Earth due to overpopulation and underground cities
development of new colonization movements beyond Spacer worlds
political conflicts over robot use
rise of independent Spacer colonies
languageOfWork English
notableCharacter Elijah Baley
Gladia Delmarre
Han Fastolfe
R. Daneel Olivaw
notableLocation Aurora
Earth
Solaria
Spacer worlds
occursInWork Robots and Empire
The Caves of Steel
The Naked Sun
The Robots of Dawn
partOf Isaac Asimov's Foundation universe chronology
linked to: Asimov universe

Isaac Asimov's Robot series continuity
precedes Galactic Empire era
robotPolicy Earthmen show cultural resistance to robots
Spacers widely accept robots in daily life
timeRelation set thousands of years in the future relative to the 20th century
universe Asimov's unified Robot–Empire–Foundation universe
linked to: Asimov universe

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R. Daneel Olivaw operatesDuring Spacer era