The Exploration of SpaceTemple Press, 1951 - 198 pagini |
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Pagina 39
... whole project becomes , if not impossible , certainly fantastic . We will see later how this difficulty may be avoided : for the moment let us explore the possibilities of purely automatic rockets - which might be called ...
... whole project becomes , if not impossible , certainly fantastic . We will see later how this difficulty may be avoided : for the moment let us explore the possibilities of purely automatic rockets - which might be called ...
Pagina 171
... whole may be taking clearer shape . We may have discovered that space is infinite , and the galaxies extend onwards for ever — or we may have proved that it is curved and of limited volume , so that although the total number of galaxies ...
... whole may be taking clearer shape . We may have discovered that space is infinite , and the galaxies extend onwards for ever — or we may have proved that it is curved and of limited volume , so that although the total number of galaxies ...
Pagina 195
... whole story of Mankind before the twentieth century seems like the prelude to some great drama , played on the narrow strip of stage before the curtain has risen and revealed the scenery . For countless generations of men , that tiny ...
... whole story of Mankind before the twentieth century seems like the prelude to some great drama , played on the narrow strip of stage before the curtain has risen and revealed the scenery . For countless generations of men , that tiny ...
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Automatic Rocket Surveying Mars | 3 |
The Earth and its Neighbours | 9 |
The Rocket | 17 |
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