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Life in a Thousand Worlds

William Shuler Harris (b. 1865)

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1. 00 – Preface and Introduction
2. 01 – Are There More Worlds Than One?
3. 02 – A Visit to the Moon
4. 03 – A Visit to Mars
5. 04 – A Glimpse of Jupiter
6. 05 – Beautiful Saturn
7. 06 – The Nearest Fixed Star
8. 07 – The Water World Visited
9. 08 – Tor-tu
10. 09 – A Problem in Political Economy
11. 10 – Floating Cities
12. 11 – A World of Ideal Cities
13. 12 – A World Enjoying Its Millennium
14. 13 – A World of High Medical Knowledge
15. 14 – A World of Low Life
16. 15 – Life in a Thousand Worlds
17. 16 – A Singular Planet
18. 17 – The Diamond World
19. 18 – Triumphant Feat of Orion
20. 19 – The Mute World
21. 20 – Brief
22. 21 – The Life on Wings
23. 22 – Heaven

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A jolly romp, which could be perhaps be described as Gulliver’s Travels Through Our Solar System and Beyond, as written by a great admirer of C. S. Lewis, on a rainy Sunday afternoon, after one too many mugs of cocoa. Includes some thought on alien philosophies and how to apply them to moral and social problems here on Planet Earth.

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Francois Coetzee

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Fascinating 152 years after the author was born....we still wonder about planetary system's life support capacity

Bernie

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- Is it worth it?

Very dated in story line and language. May be worth a listen, if you can get over its ponderous nature, but I couldn’t be bothered for more than a few chapters.

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