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Neptune Crossing (Chaos Chronicles)

Jeffrey A Carver

Taken from his research on a moon of Neptune by representatives of an ancient civilization of intelligent machines that strive to preserve life in the universe, John Bandicut unwillingly learns a technology that helps him prevent Earth's destruction.

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It was mentioned as a book that inspired Max Valier, an amateur engineer, to begin his four-stage plan for rocket-powered vehicles and eventually led to his death by a rocket explosion.

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And it was called The Rocket Into Interplanetary Space, which is just wonderful in the early 20th century when books like this would be written.

— Episode: When inventions kill!

Episode: When inventions kill!

It was mentioned as a book that inspired Max Valier, an amateur engineer, to begin his four-stage plan for rocket-powered vehicles and eventually led to his death by a rocket explosion.

"

And it was called The Rocket Into Interplanetary Space, which is just wonderful in the early 20th century when books like this would be written.

Episode: When inventions kill!

It was mentioned as a book that inspired Max Valier to pursue rocket-powered vehicles and eventually led to his unfortunate death during a rocket motor test.

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And he reads a book by a German engineer named Hermann Oberth and it was called The Rocket Into Interplanetary Space, which is just wonderful in the early 20th century when books like this would be written.

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