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"Salvage in Space" is a science fiction novel written by Jack Williamson in 1933. This novel is known as one of the world's first pulp science fiction novels. The story tells the story of a spaceship trying to rescue a convicted employee in the desolate ravines of space. As the title suggests, this book is about structures in space and human space exploration. "Salvage in Space" is one of the earliest works of science fiction, and can be read as a progressive imagination of the future of space exploration and rescue.
Summary
His "planet" was the smallest in the solar system, and the loneliest, Thad Allen was thinking, as he straightened wearily in the huge, bulging, inflated fabric of his Osprey space armor. Walking awkwardly in the magnetic boots that held him to the black mass of meteoric iron, he mounted a projection and stood motionless, staring moodily away through the vision panels of his bulky helmet into the dark mystery of the void.
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Salvage in Space