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Reading Science Fiction Novels in English _ The Stars, My Brothers by Edmond Hamilton
"The Stars, My Brothers" is a science fiction short story published in 1962 by Edmond Hamilton. It is a profound exploration of space exploration and the nature of humanity. The protagonist wakes up from a long hibernation and enters a future space age. He faces the complex relationship between humans and extraterrestrial life, as well as evolution and ethical dilemmas. Through this novel, Hamilton challenges human-centered thinking and raises philosophical questions about humanity's place in the universe. This is one of Hamilton's later works, showing his evolution from his early space opera style to more mature and thoughtful science fiction.
Summary
Something tiny went wrong, but no one ever knew whether it was in an electric relay or in the brain of the pilot.
The pilot was Lieutenant Charles Wandek, UNRC, home address: 1677 Anstey Avenue, Detroit. He did not survive the crash of his ferry into Wheel Five. Neither did his three passengers, a young French astrophysicist, an East Indian expert on magnetic fields, and a forty-year-old man from Philadelphia who was coming out to replace a pump technician.
Contents
CHAPTER I. Something tiny went wrong
CHAPTER II. In his dreams
CHAPTER III. The lights dimmed to semi-darkness
CHAPTER IV. It was ridiculous to be flying the stars
CHAPTER V. It was nothing like landing in a rocket
CHAPTER VI. The sound came rumbling very swiftly
CHAPTER VII. He had stopped to catch his breath
CHAPTER VIII. Bregg sighed