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CHAPTER I. Are There More Worlds Than One? Why are countless worlds swinging in the endless regions of space?
CHAPTER II. A Visit to the Moon. Description of a novel city of over 60,000 Moonites. The inhabitants of the Moon are described as dwarfs having no noses because they live by eating solid air.
CHAPTER III. A Visit to Mars. Marsites described as giants needing four arms. The ultimate results of capitalistic oppression graphically portrayed by a curtain system.
CHAPTER IV. A Glimpse of Jupiter. Jupiterites described as colossal giants averaging twenty-five feet in height. Their language a marvel of simplicity far surpassing the English language.
CHAPTER V. Beautiful Saturn. Physical features. Woman the ruling genius.
CHAPTER VI. The Nearest Fixed Star. The inhabitants of Alpha Centaurus live as comfortably in fire as Earthites live in air or fishes in water.
CHAPTER VII. The Water World Visited. On Stazza the people live in water about as fishes do on Earth.
CHAPTER VIII. Tortu. A far more beautiful world than ours.
CHAPTER XI A Problem in Political Economy. On Airess the inhabitants live on liquid air, and hence have neither noses nor lungs.
CHAPTER X. Floating Cities. Palaces and large cities built on water.
CHAPTER XI. A World of Ideal Cities. Inhabitants described. Author made captive.
CHAPTER XII. A World Enjoying Its Millennium. How the Millennium was ushered in.
CHAPTER XIII. A World of High Medical Knowledge. On Dorelyn four billions of inhabitants all enjoy perfect health.
CHAPTER XIV. A World of Low Life. On Scum exist the lowest conditions of life found in any stellar world.
CHAPTER XV. A World of Highest Invention. A fertilizer invented making possible the raising of six crops in one of our years.
CHAPTER XVI. A Singular Planet. On Zik decisive battles between nations are not fought by armies on land or navies on the sea, but by flying war ships called Flying Devils sailing in the air.
CHAPTER XVII. The Diamond World. On the brightest planets of the universe diamonds are as plenty as soil is on our Earth, but soil is as scarce and valuable as diamonds are in our world.
CHAPTER XVIII. Triumphant Feat of Orion. Description of a tunnel through the center of Holen, a globe 500 miles in diameter.
CHAPTER XIX. The Mute World. Muteites have no audible language. They converse by pure thought transmission, and no one can conceal evil thoughts.
CHAPTER XX. Brief. The world of Brief sustains the shortest lived human beings of our universe.
CHAPTER XXI. The Life on Wings. The inhabitants of Swift are charmingly beautiful, and many of them can be seen gracefully moving on wings through the air.
CHAPTER XXII. Heaven. Its greatness, permanency, inhabitants, degrees, seven typos of intelligences, unity, employments, transportation, sexual affinities, structural aspects, etc., uniquely portrayed.
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- EditoreCreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
- Data di pubblicazione2013
- ISBN 10 1494780100
- ISBN 13 9781494780104
- RilegaturaCopertina flessibile
- Numero di pagine226
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