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The Wailing Asteroid is a science fiction novel written by Murray Leinster (William Fitzgerald Jenkins) and first published by Avon Books in 1960. It is the life story of a lonely inventor who saves the Earth from the dangers of space and introduces an unknown civilization to humanity. The novel was adapted into the 1967 film The Terrornauts.

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Summary
As satellite tracking stations around the world begin to pick up radio signals from space, Joe Burke, owner of a small engineering company, attempts to propose marriage to Sandy Lund, whom he has known since high school. The signal consists of a series of repeating flute-like notes that Joe recognizes. Joe plays Sandy a tape he recorded a year ago, and it sounds exactly like a signal from outer space. Joe explains that he received notes from lucid dreams that have been coming to him since he was eleven...

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Contents

CHAPTER I. The signals from space began a little after midnight,
CHAPTER II. Burke was no less disturbed
CHAPTER III. In retrospect, events moved much faster than reason would suggest.
CHAPTER IV. The public abruptly ceased to be interested in news of the signals.
CHAPTER V. From a sufficient height and a sufficient distance,
CHAPTER VI. There was a tiny shock;
CHAPTER VII. In the beginning there was nothing at all
CHAPTER VIII. "I don't believe it," said Holmes flatly.
CHAPTER IX. Burke found her, rooted to the spot.
CHAPTER X. The star Sol was as bright as Sirius,