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Scientists Do Science in Space (Ed Reads Short Sci-fi, vol. VII)

Scientists Do Science in Space (Ed Reads Short Sci-fi, vol. VII)

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The Cyberene' by Rog Phillips Somewhere in the far future a diabolical brain plotted the enslavement of mankind. But to do that a history had to be changed—ours! 'Amateur in Chancery' by George O. Smith A desperate rescue mission! A team of scientists must plan its technical demands...but they must also account for the very nature of language and concept! 'The Facts of Life' by Peter Schuyler Miller What if plants could make love? Ew. 'Point of Departure' by Vaughn Shelton With travel to the stars at stake, mystery, deception and murder befall the design team. 'Wall of Crystal, Eye of Night' by Algis Budrys He was a vendor of dreams, purveying worlds beyond imagination to others. Yet his doom was this: He could not see what he must learn of his own! 'The Shrine' by Walt Sheldon Naito smiled. "You are still in the grip of time, Mr. Blair. Spend some with us and you will slip a little from its tyranny." - Summary by The ReaderCopyright Short Stories Genre
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  • Scientists Do Science in Space Ed Reads Short Sci-fi vol VII - Various

    Scientists Do Science in Space Ed Reads Short Sci-fi vol VII - Various
    Jul 3 2026
    The Cyberene' by Rog Phillips Somewhere in the far future a diabolical brain plotted the enslavement of mankind. But to do that a history had to be changed—ours! 'Amateur in Chancery' by George O. Smith A desperate rescue mission! A team of scientists must plan its technical demands...but they must also account for the very nature of language and concept! 'The Facts of Life' by Peter Schuyler Miller What if plants could make love? Ew. 'Point of Departure' by Vaughn Shelton With travel to the stars at stake, mystery, deception and murder befall the design team. 'Wall of Crystal, Eye of Night' by Algis Budrys He was a vendor of dreams, purveying worlds beyond imagination to others. Yet his doom was this: He could not see what he must learn of his own! 'The Shrine' by Walt Sheldon Naito smiled. "You are still in the grip of time, Mr. Blair. Spend some with us and you will slip a little from its tyranny." - Summary by The Reader
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