Solaris by Stanisław Lem

Solaris by Stanisław Lem

Kris Kelvin arrives at a research station above the planet Solaris to find two surviving scientists, one dead, and everybody refusing to explain. The planet is covered by a single ocean that appears to be a thinking organism, and for a century humans have tried to communicate with it and failed.

Then Kelvin wakes to find his wife in his room. She killed herself ten years ago. The ocean has read the scientists' minds and returned what it found there — not as a message, but perhaps as an experiment. Lem's real subject is that a genuinely alien intelligence would be unknowable, and that we would keep looking at it and seeing ourselves.

The greatest novel in Polish science fiction, filmed twice, and still philosophically unmatched in the genre.

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