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Reading Science Fiction Novels in English _ The Sargasso of Space by Edmond Hamilton
"The Sargasso of Space" is a science fiction novel published in 1931 by Edmond Hamilton. It is an adventure story set in space and is considered one of the early representative works of the 'space opera' genre. The novel begins with a spaceship from Earth being stranded in an unknown area. This area is a mysterious space where the wreckage of various spaceships is gathered, similar to the Sargasso Sea on Earth. The main characters struggle to escape from this place and encounter traces of past civilizations and alien life forms. Through this novel, Hamilton vividly portrays the vastness of space and the human spirit of exploration of the unknown world.

Summary
"We left Jupiter with full tanks, more than enough fuel to take us to Neptune. But the leaks in the starboard tanks lost us half our supply, and we had used the other half before discovering that. Since the ship's rocket-tubes cannot operate without fuel, we are simply drifting. We would drift on to Neptune if the attraction of Uranus were not pulling us to the right. That attraction alters our course so that in three ship-days we shall drift into the dead-area."

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The Sargasso of Space