A voyage in space; a course of six lectures "adapted to a juvenile auditory" delivered at the Royal Institution at Xmas 1913 (1915)
Turner, Herbert Hall, 1861-1930 · London Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge · leaf 210
vast numberof forms of life there are even on our own Earth.There are fishes which live in the water; there arebirds which fly in the air; there are insects whichcrawl and there are rabbits which live underground.Mr. H. G. Wells in his fascinating book has supposedthat the inhabitants of the Moon… … Liquid Air Experiment.(See Notes to Illustrations.) deal. His reason for making the inhabitants liveunderground is that there is certainly very little airon the Moon—some people say none at all, but Mr.Wells gives it the benefit of the doubt; he considers 190 A VOYAGE IN SPACE that there may be…
Astronomy -- Juvenile literature
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