Islands of Space
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It was necessary to look closely and pass the beams over every squareinch of the surface. However, a crack would be rough, and hence wouldscatter light and be even more readily visible than otherwise.
To their great relief, after an hour and a half of careful inspection, none of them had found any signs of a crack, and they went back into theship to resume the voyage.
Again they hurled through space, the twin ghost ships following themclosely. Hour after hour the ship went on. Now they had some...thing elseto do. They were at work calculating some problems that Arcot hadsuggested in connection with the velocities of motion that had beenobserved in the stars at the edge of the island universe they wereapproaching. Since these stars revolved about the mass of the entiregalaxy, it was possible to calculate the mass of the entire universe byaveraging the values from several stars. Their results were not exact, but they were reliable enough. They found the universe to have a mass oftwo hundred and fifty million suns, only a little less than the homeGalaxy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was necessary to look closely and pass the beams over every squareinch of the surface. However, a crack would be rough, and hence wouldscatter light and be even more readily visible than otherwise.
To their great relief, after an hour and a half of careful inspection, none of them had found any signs of a crack, and they went back into theship to resume the voyage.
Again they hurled through space, the twin ghost ships following themclosely. Hour after hour the ship went on. Now they had some...thing elseto do. They were at work calculating some problems that Arcot hadsuggested in connection with the velocities of motion that had beenobserved in the stars at the edge of the island universe they wereapproaching. Since these stars revolved about the mass of the entiregalaxy, it was possible to calculate the mass of the entire universe byaveraging the values from several stars. Their results were not exact, but they were reliable enough. They found the universe to have a mass oftwo hundred and fifty million suns, only a little less than the homeGalaxy.
What to read after Islands of Space?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell John Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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