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¡°Nobody Saw the Ship¡± is a science fiction short story written by Murray Leinster and first published in 1948.
Murray Leinster's "Nobody Saw the Ship" is a classic example of science fiction that deals with the theme of first contact with an extraterrestrial civilization and the difficulties that arise when communication is hindered by unusual circumstances. .

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In ¡º Nobody Saw the Ship ¡», a strange phenomenon occurs in which people suddenly become unable to recognize the existence of a huge spaceship orbiting above the Earth. Despite its enormous size, the spacecraft is completely invisible to the human senses. As a result, humanity ceases to recognize the existence of aliens...
The story deals with the efforts of a small group of individuals who have become immune to this sensory deprivation. They can see the spaceship and decide to contact its inhabitants...

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Contents

Nobody saw the ship
CHAPTER I. The landing of the Qul-En ship
CHAPTER II. Near noon, four miles from their former grazing-ground
CHAPTER III. Behind the hill-crest, the Qul-En moved away.
CHAPTER IV. The Qul-En ceased the thrashings of its vehicle.