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Science Fiction in English _ Turnover Point by Alfred Coppel
Alfred Koppel's "Turnover Point" is a science fiction short story published in the 1950s. The title of this work, "Turnover Point," implies that there is an important change or decisive moment in the story. The novel is likely to deal with space flight or major changes in future society. Koppel is likely to explore the dramatic changes brought about by the advancement of science and technology and the corresponding responses of humans in this work. "Turnover Point" will depict a moment of important choice faced by individuals and society against the backdrop of the scientific competition and social transformation of the Cold War era in the 1950s. This novel deals with the conflict between technological advancement and human values, and the challenges of humanity toward the future, and will provide readers with an opportunity to think about the nature of change and its impact on our lives.

Summary
Pop Ganlon was no hero?he was only a spaceman. A spaceman and a father. In fact, Pop was rather no-account, even in a profession that abounded with drifters. He had made a meagre living prospecting asteroids and hauling light freight and an occasional passenger out in the Belt Region. Coffee and cakes, nothing more. Not many people knew Pop had a son in the Patrol, and even fewer knew it when the boy was blasted to a cinder in a back alley in Lower Marsport.

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Turnover Point