Space Tug
Space Tug
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It would not be a good idea tofall at three gravities.
The landing rockets roared and roared, and Joe tilted the bow down alittle farther, so that the streaming flood of clouds drew nearer.
Haney got to his acceleration chair. He let himself into it and his eyesclosed.
Mike's sharp voice barked: "What's the chance, Haney?" Haney's mouth opened, and closed, and opened again. "Rocket flames, " hegasped, "pushed back--wind--splash on hull--may melt--lightenweight--hundred to one against----" The o...dds were worse than that. The ship couldn't land because itsmomentum was too great for the landing rockets to cancel out. If it hadweighed five tons instead of twenty, landing might have been possible. Haney was saying that if the ship were to be lowered into air whilerushing irresistibly sternward despite its rockets, that the rocketflames might be splashed out by the wind. Instead of streaking astern ina lance-like shape, they might be pushed out like a rocket blast when ithits the earth in a guided missile take-off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would not be a good idea tofall at three gravities.
The landing rockets roared and roared, and Joe tilted the bow down alittle farther, so that the streaming flood of clouds drew nearer.
Haney got to his acceleration chair. He let himself into it and his eyesclosed.
Mike's sharp voice barked: "What's the chance, Haney?" Haney's mouth opened, and closed, and opened again. "Rocket flames, " hegasped, "pushed back--wind--splash on hull--may melt--lightenweight--hundred to one against----" The o...dds were worse than that. The ship couldn't land because itsmomentum was too great for the landing rockets to cancel out. If it hadweighed five tons instead of twenty, landing might have been possible. Haney was saying that if the ship were to be lowered into air whilerushing irresistibly sternward despite its rockets, that the rocketflames might be splashed out by the wind. Instead of streaking astern ina lance-like shape, they might be pushed out like a rocket blast when ithits the earth in a guided missile take-off.
What to read after Space Tug?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leinster Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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