The Sargasso of Space
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"We'd better workback out, taking a different section of the pack as we do. " Kent nodded. "It may change our luck, " he said.
It did; for when they had gone not more than a half-mile back, theyglimpsed one of their men waving excitedly from the top of a Plutoliner.
They hastened at once toward him, the other men gathering also; and whenKent grasped the man's hand he heard his excited voice.
"Fuel-tanks here are more than half-full, sir!" * * * * * They descended quickly into the liner, finding... that though its wholestern had been sheared away by a meteor, its tanks had remainedmiraculously unstrained.
"Enough fuel here to take the _Pallas_ to Neptune!" Kent exclaimed.
"How will you get it over to your ship?" Krell asked. Kent pointed togreat reels of flexible metal tubing hanging near the tanks.
"We'll pump it over. The _Pallas_ has tubing like this ship's, fortaking on fuel in space, and, by joining its tubing to this, we'll havea tube-line between the two ships. It's hardly more than aquarter-mile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We'd better workback out, taking a different section of the pack as we do. " Kent nodded. "It may change our luck, " he said.
It did; for when they had gone not more than a half-mile back, theyglimpsed one of their men waving excitedly from the top of a Plutoliner.
They hastened at once toward him, the other men gathering also; and whenKent grasped the man's hand he heard his excited voice.
"Fuel-tanks here are more than half-full, sir!" * * * * * They descended quickly into the liner, finding... that though its wholestern had been sheared away by a meteor, its tanks had remainedmiraculously unstrained.
"Enough fuel here to take the _Pallas_ to Neptune!" Kent exclaimed.
"How will you get it over to your ship?" Krell asked. Kent pointed togreat reels of flexible metal tubing hanging near the tanks.
"We'll pump it over. The _Pallas_ has tubing like this ship's, fortaking on fuel in space, and, by joining its tubing to this, we'll havea tube-line between the two ships. It's hardly more than aquarter-mile.
What to read after The Sargasso of Space?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton Edmond to read onlineMoreLess
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