Jules Verne 7 Books Set Collection: (Journey to the Centre of the Earth, Around the World in Eighty Days, The Mysterious Island, Five Weeks in a Balloon) Cover
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Jules Verne 7 Books Set Collection (Journey to the Centre of the Earth, Around the World in Eighty Days, The Mysterious Island, Five Weeks in a Balloon)

Jules Verne

"Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" submerges you into the enigmatic depths alongside Captain Nemo aboard the remarkable submarine, the Nautilus. Explore the wonders and perils of the ocean's uncharted territories in this thrilling underwater odyssey.

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It was mentioned as an example of early books that explored the idea of achieving gravity in space, highlighting the long-standing human fascination with space exploration.

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And so I think it is technically possible, but I think it's been an engineering limitation. So we don't have that, but I wouldn't want that because I'll tell you, floating all the time is so much fun.

— Episode: "Jessica Meir"

Episode: "Jessica Meir"

It was mentioned as an example of early books that explored the idea of achieving gravity in space, highlighting the long-standing human fascination with space exploration.

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And so I think it is technically possible, but I think it's been an engineering limitation. So we don't have that, but I wouldn't want that because I'll tell you, floating all the time is so much fun.

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James Cameron recalled watching the Ray Harryhausen film adaptation of Mysterious Island as a child, which sparked his imagination and early worldbuilding experiments.

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So seeing Mysterious Island, which was a Ray Harryhausen film, I probably would have been seven or eight. And coming home and wanting to do my own version of Mysterious Island, so I started to draw es...

— Episode: JAMES CAMERON: Inside the Mind of One of...

Episode: JAMES CAMERON: Inside the Mind of One of the Most...

James Cameron recalled watching the Ray Harryhausen film adaptation of Mysterious Island as a child, which sparked his imagination and early worldbuilding experiments.

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So seeing Mysterious Island, which was a Ray Harryhausen film, I probably would have been seven or eight. And coming home and wanting to do my own version of Mysterious Island, so I started to draw essentially a comic book.

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