The Space Pioneers
The Space Pioneers
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"Ten thousand feet!" yelled Roger.
"Power deck, give me three-quarters thrust!" ordered Vidac. Tom heardthe whine of the rockets on the power deck increase with a sharp surge.
"Seven thousand feet, " reported Roger.
Vidac remained cool, staring at the control board. Tom wondered what itwas he was watching, since there wasn't one instrument that registeredproperly.
"Five thousand feet!" screamed Roger. "Spaceman's luck!" [Illustration: _The_ Polaris _landed safely on the surface of thesatellite_...] Immediately Vidac ordered Astro to apply full thrust to the mainrockets. The great ship bucked under the sudden acceleration, and Tomcould feel the tug of war between the cruiser's thrust and thesatellite's gravity. The ship continued to drop at slightly lessenedspeed, but still too fast to land safely.
Tom waited for Vidac to order emergency thrust to counter the pull ofthe satellite. They were dropping too fast. He watched Vidac and waitedfor the only order that would save the ship. If he doesn't do it now, thought Tom, it will be too late.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Ten thousand feet!" yelled Roger.
"Power deck, give me three-quarters thrust!" ordered Vidac. Tom heardthe whine of the rockets on the power deck increase with a sharp surge.
"Seven thousand feet, " reported Roger.
Vidac remained cool, staring at the control board. Tom wondered what itwas he was watching, since there wasn't one instrument that registeredproperly.
"Five thousand feet!" screamed Roger. "Spaceman's luck!" [Illustration: _The_ Polaris _landed safely on the surface of thesatellite_...] Immediately Vidac ordered Astro to apply full thrust to the mainrockets. The great ship bucked under the sudden acceleration, and Tomcould feel the tug of war between the cruiser's thrust and thesatellite's gravity. The ship continued to drop at slightly lessenedspeed, but still too fast to land safely.
Tom waited for Vidac to order emergency thrust to counter the pull ofthe satellite. They were dropping too fast. He watched Vidac and waitedfor the only order that would save the ship. If he doesn't do it now, thought Tom, it will be too late.
What to read after The Space Pioneers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rockwell Carey [pseud.] to read onlineMoreLess
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