The Andromeda Strain
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ON THE SAME MORNING, a K-4 jet helicopter lifted off the concrete of Vandenberg’s maximum-security hangar MSH-9 and headed east, toward Arizona.The decision to lift off from an MSH was made by Major Manchek, who was concerned about the attention the suits might draw. Because inside the helicopter were three men, a pilot and two scientists, and all three wore clear plastic inflatable suits, making them look like obese men from Mars, or, as one of the hangar maintenance men put it, “like balloons ...from the Macy’s parade.”As the helicopter climbed into the clear morning sky, the two passengers in the belly looked at each other. One was Jeremy Stone, the other Charles Burton. Both men had arrived at Vandenberg just a few hours before—Stone from Stanford and Burton from Baylor University in Houston.Burton was fifty-four, a pathologist. He held a professorship at Baylor Medical School and served as a consultant to the NASA Manned Spaceflight Center in Houston. Earlier he had done research at the National Institutes in Bethesda.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ON THE SAME MORNING, a K-4 jet helicopter lifted off the concrete of Vandenberg’s maximum-security hangar MSH-9 and headed east, toward Arizona.The decision to lift off from an MSH was made by Major Manchek, who was concerned about the attention the suits might draw. Because inside the helicopter were three men, a pilot and two scientists, and all three wore clear plastic inflatable suits, making them look like obese men from Mars, or, as one of the hangar maintenance men put it, “like balloons ...from the Macy’s parade.”As the helicopter climbed into the clear morning sky, the two passengers in the belly looked at each other. One was Jeremy Stone, the other Charles Burton. Both men had arrived at Vandenberg just a few hours before—Stone from Stanford and Burton from Baylor University in Houston.Burton was fifty-four, a pathologist. He held a professorship at Baylor Medical School and served as a consultant to the NASA Manned Spaceflight Center in Houston. Earlier he had done research at the National Institutes in Bethesda.
What to read after The Andromeda Strain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Crichton to read onlineMoreLess
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