"Murray Leinster - Space Platform" - читать интересную книгу автора (Leinster Murray)There wasn't anything underneath but the clouds, and nothing overhead but the sky-
Suddenly threads of white smoke appeared, silhouetted against the silvery metal of an approaching craft. They were not misty wisps of vapor; they were dense, sharply defined rocket trails. The pilot watched grimly, helplessly. "That craft shot rockets at us. If they're guided we're stuck." TOMORROW'S WORLD through the minds of TODAY'S BEST WRITERS CLIFFORD D. S1MAK LESTER DEL REY JAMES BLISH PHILIP K. DICK POUL ANDERSON ALGIS BUDRYS ROBERT SILVERBERG MILTON LESSER RAYMOND F. JONES M. C. PEASE FRANK BELKNAP LONG MANLY BANISTER and BELMONT SCIENCE FICTION MASTERS OF SCIENCE FICTION THE PENULTIMATE TRUTH WORLDS WITHOUT END GODLING, GO HOME! TIME OUT OF JOINT THE DARK BEASTS WAY OUT THINGS 5JSACE MOTfiAYLEINSTER A COMPLETELY NEW EDITION BELMONT BOOKS тАв NEW YORK CITY SPACE PIATFORM A BEIMONT BOOK-April 1965 Published by Belmont Productions, Inc. 66 Leonard Street, New York, N. Y. 10013 ┬й 1953, 1965 by Will F. Jenkins PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA I THERE WASN'T anything underneath but clouds, and there wasn't anything overhead but sky. Joe Kenmore looked out the plane window past the co-pilot's shoulder. He stared ahead to where the sky and cloudbank joinedтАФ many miles awayтАФand tried to picture the job before him. Back in the cargo-space of the plane there were four big crates. They contained the pilot gyros for the most important object then being built on Earth; an object that wouldn't work without them. It was Joe's job to take the highly specialized, magnificently precise machinery to its destination, help to install it, and check it after it was installed. He felt uneasy. Of course the pilot and co-pilotтАФthe only other people in the transport planeтАФknew their stuff. Every imaginable precaution would be taken to make sure that a critically essential device like the pilot gyro assembly would get safely where it belonged. It was being treated as if it were eggs instead of |
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