Space Crime Conspiracy
Space Crime Conspiracy
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39 ‘Twenty seconds to self-destruct’ Entering the atmosphere of an alien planet for the first time had been an unforgettable experience, but Stanley’s second time was equally exciting. This time he was in an escape pod made of such thin material that as it entered the atmosphere he could feel its sides heat up. As it hit the high-altitude winds it was thrown about like a dinghy in a storm. Stanley and Spore laughed as they bounced off the soft walls, but Stanley was pleased when it stopped. ‘Ple...ase state required destination on Armoria,’ said the computer. ‘I don’t know,’ said Stanley. ‘We go see Professor big-head?’ asked Spore. ‘Name not recognised,’ said the computer. ‘Professor NomVeber. He lives here. Good idea, Spore,’ said Stanley. ‘Destination selected: the residence of Professor NomVeber.’ Looking down at the surface of the planet, there was so much movement Stanley didn’t immediately understand what he was looking at. It took him a minute to understand that the slowest-moving objects were the huge rectangular cloud ships.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
39 ‘Twenty seconds to self-destruct’ Entering the atmosphere of an alien planet for the first time had been an unforgettable experience, but Stanley’s second time was equally exciting. This time he was in an escape pod made of such thin material that as it entered the atmosphere he could feel its sides heat up. As it hit the high-altitude winds it was thrown about like a dinghy in a storm. Stanley and Spore laughed as they bounced off the soft walls, but Stanley was pleased when it stopped. ‘Ple...ase state required destination on Armoria,’ said the computer. ‘I don’t know,’ said Stanley. ‘We go see Professor big-head?’ asked Spore. ‘Name not recognised,’ said the computer. ‘Professor NomVeber. He lives here. Good idea, Spore,’ said Stanley. ‘Destination selected: the residence of Professor NomVeber.’ Looking down at the surface of the planet, there was so much movement Stanley didn’t immediately understand what he was looking at. It took him a minute to understand that the slowest-moving objects were the huge rectangular cloud ships.
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