The Exploration of SpacePresents a nonscientific explanation of space exploration and a view of future life on other planets. |
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spaceship proper could accelerate out of its orbit and set off to the Moon or whatever its destination might be . On its eventual return to Earth , it could either enter a satellite orbit again , and the crew could be brought down to ...
spaceship proper could accelerate out of its orbit and set off to the Moon or whatever its destination might be . On its eventual return to Earth , it could either enter a satellite orbit again , and the crew could be brought down to ...
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( 1 ) Unmanned , instrument - carrying missiles will enter stable orbits round the Earth , and will travel to the Moon ... ( 4 ) Experiments will be made to refuel these ships in free orbit , so that they can break away from the Earth ...
( 1 ) Unmanned , instrument - carrying missiles will enter stable orbits round the Earth , and will travel to the Moon ... ( 4 ) Experiments will be made to refuel these ships in free orbit , so that they can break away from the Earth ...
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back to Earth along an orbit similar tớ that which it traversed on the outward voyage , and taking the same time - five days . This would be the simplest procedure , if the ship carried sufficient fuel . On the other hand , it is more ...
back to Earth along an orbit similar tớ that which it traversed on the outward voyage , and taking the same time - five days . This would be the simplest procedure , if the ship carried sufficient fuel . On the other hand , it is more ...
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Preface to the 1951 Edition | 11 |
Thirty Years Later | 15 |
The Shaping of the Dream | 21 |
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