Egocentric Orbit
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Weightlessness he hadexperienced for brief periods during training, but nothing could matchthe heady impression of continuous freedom from gravity.
Earth passing overhead was also to be expected from the simple laws ofcelestial mechanics but his feeling as he watched it now wasinexpressible. It occurred to him that perhaps this was indeed why hewas here, because he could appreciate such experiences best. He had beentold the stars would be bright, unblinking, and an infinitude in extent, but cou...ld mere descriptions or photographs convey the true seeing?
On his twenty-first orbit he completed his overseeing the entire surfaceof the planet in daylight. He had seen more of Earth than anyone able totell about it, but only he had the true feeling of it. The continentswere clearly visible, as were the oceans and both polar ice caps. Theshapes were familiar but in only a remote way. A vague indistinctnessborne of distance served to modify the outlines and he alone was seeingand understanding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Weightlessness he hadexperienced for brief periods during training, but nothing could matchthe heady impression of continuous freedom from gravity.
Earth passing overhead was also to be expected from the simple laws ofcelestial mechanics but his feeling as he watched it now wasinexpressible. It occurred to him that perhaps this was indeed why hewas here, because he could appreciate such experiences best. He had beentold the stars would be bright, unblinking, and an infinitude in extent, but cou...ld mere descriptions or photographs convey the true seeing?
On his twenty-first orbit he completed his overseeing the entire surfaceof the planet in daylight. He had seen more of Earth than anyone able totell about it, but only he had the true feeling of it. The continentswere clearly visible, as were the oceans and both polar ice caps. Theshapes were familiar but in only a remote way. A vague indistinctnessborne of distance served to modify the outlines and he alone was seeingand understanding.
What to read after Egocentric Orbit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cory John to read onlineMoreLess
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