Into the Abyss (Tom Swift, Young Inventor)
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I had found the Verne-1. Now came the really hard part of my mission—somehow, I had to get it back up to the surface in one piece.
The submersible appeared to be almost totally buried by the rubble from the undersea avalanche. Its rear portion—the twenty or so feet that was invisible to me, buried under the rock and sand—had to be damaged, if not totally crushed. And that included the ship’s communications, air lock, and propulsion system.
Titanium is one of the hardest, strongest substances on ...Earth, and we’d made it even stronger by combining it with those patented alloys, designed especially for undersea pressures, that my special sensors had detected.
But nothing could have held up to the force of that much rock, multiplied by the sheer depth of the ocean down here on the abyssal plain.
Only the front portion of the Verne-1, containing its crew quarters, appeared to be intact. I guessed that my dad had ordered the lights turned on, at the risk of using up the ship’s remaining power, in the hope that someone would find them before it was too late.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had found the Verne-1. Now came the really hard part of my mission—somehow, I had to get it back up to the surface in one piece.
The submersible appeared to be almost totally buried by the rubble from the undersea avalanche. Its rear portion—the twenty or so feet that was invisible to me, buried under the rock and sand—had to be damaged, if not totally crushed. And that included the ship’s communications, air lock, and propulsion system.
Titanium is one of the hardest, strongest substances on ...Earth, and we’d made it even stronger by combining it with those patented alloys, designed especially for undersea pressures, that my special sensors had detected.
But nothing could have held up to the force of that much rock, multiplied by the sheer depth of the ocean down here on the abyssal plain.
Only the front portion of the Verne-1, containing its crew quarters, appeared to be intact. I guessed that my dad had ordered the lights turned on, at the risk of using up the ship’s remaining power, in the hope that someone would find them before it was too late.
What to read after Into the Abyss (Tom Swift, Young Inventor)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victor Appleton to read onlineMoreLess
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