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Spacehounds of IPC

by E. E. Smith

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  1. 01 Chapter 1 - The IPV Arcturus Sets Out for Mars

    35:23

  2. 02 Chapter 2 - But Does Not Arrive

    52:34

  3. 03 Chapter 3 - Castaways on Ganymede

    43:51

  4. 04 Chapter 4 - Ganymede Life

    49:33

  5. 05 Chapter 5 - Cantrell's Comet

    45:02

  6. 06 Chapter 6 - A Frigid Civilization

    51:50

  7. 07 Chapter 7 - The Return to Ganymede

    38:53

  8. 08 Chapter 8 - Callisto to the Rescue

    54:30

  9. 09 Chapter 9 - The Sirius Takes a Hand

    41:58

  10. 10 Chapter 10 - Among Friends at Last

    50:23

  11. 11 Chapter 11 - The Vorkul-Hexan War

    46:52

  12. 12 Chapter 12 - The Citadel in Space

    52:20

  13. 13 Chapter 13 - Spacehounds Triumphant

    19:13

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Before the Arcturus leaves for Mars, its chief pilot faces an awkward demand: keep passengers comfortable, meet a strict timetable and avoid hazardous meteor swarms. Steve Stevens joins the control room to check the calculations behind those demands. His doubts about the tracking stations turn a routine departure into a problem of measurement, navigation and judgment. E. E. Smith's 1931 science fiction novel imagines interplanetary travel as a working transport system, complete with instruments, crew checks and disagreements over responsibility.

The later action gives that technical detail a more urgent purpose. Stevens and Nadia face hostile spherical spacecraft, while a reflective shield and carefully directed projectiles determine whether their vessel can survive. Explanations of heat, power and protective materials sit alongside rapid combat scenes. Readers interested in early space adventure will find a story built around machinery and practical ingenuity, with imagined scientific solutions shaping the dangers its characters encounter.

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E. E. Smith

E. E. Smith (1890 to 1965), often called the father of space opera, was an American food chemist and science fiction writer. His Skylark and Lensman series set the pattern for the grand galactic adventure that dominated early science fiction.

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Pages
191
Language
English
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Mark Nelson