Pioneers of Space - The Long Lost Book of George Adamski: A Trip To Moon, Mars and Venus by Adamski George

Author:Adamski, George [Adamski, George]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Global Communications
Published: 2011-03-26T16:00:00+00:00

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As evening approaches we reach the airport where the last final details of checking the ship before taking off have been completed. From all appearances this is a new ship and much larger than the one which brought us here from the Moon. In response to our admiration, our host tells us this is to be its maiden voyage. Upon entering, we find it to be a luxurious palace within which is also a fully equipped scientific laboratory.

This ship has been built in line with the latest Martonian developments. It too is of the triple body structure, has a spear-type hose and is equipped with an air system which automatically maintains the air within the ship at a pressure and temperature most comfortable to the occupants.

Two other scientists besides our host are accompanying us on this trip to Venus. The ship's personnel numbers sixty, including these two scientists.

The prospects of this trip fill us with thrilling excitement for on it we are venturing still farther into space, to a planet that Earth men had proclaimed as probably uninhabitable since they had never been able to penetrate its surrounding atmosphere.

Many dignitaries are at the airport to wish us good luck on the

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trip.

Our takeoff was so smooth and noiseless tat we were unaware, of leaving the ground. At an altitude of two thousand feet, the pilots level off and glide for awhile that we may see more of planet Mars, her cities and her countryside.

The surface appearance of Mars is very similar to that of Earth. There are many large mountain ranges with very fertile valleys lying between them. We also saw a flat area corresponding to our plains and many rivers. We have passed over a few fair-sized cities and many hamlets. Now we can see one of the polar caps in the distance. It looks like a very large glacier, but we are not going closer to it for here is where we get, on the beam to Venus.

It is odd how they do this. On the instrument panel of the ship is a small screen upon which the light of the planet to which they are going is focused. The details of this instrument we don't know, but the principle is the same as that used by an astronomer when he gets an image in the dead center of the mirror of his telescope. Once the planet is perfectly focused upon the screen, one of the pilots pushes a button and the ship is definitely on the light lane towards its desired destination.

Our host explains that once this is accomplished, no outside interference can cause the ship to change, its course for it is actually being pulled forward by the light.

This explanation seemed to us to be in reverse, for we had been taught that planets reflect light, having no light of their own; theft the light should be going away from them. Yet he tells us that we are being pulled towards the planet by her light.

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