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Jezz Bloosnichlachn Geheimnis des Saturn

Was niemand ahnte

Fantasy
German
1754 Words
Ages 14 and up
231
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Bestehen die Ringe des Saturn tatsächlich nur aus einer Ansammlung von Bruckstücken? Sollte man in den Zeiten von [more]

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Petra Michelle Rollerblading on the Rings of Saturn

Juvenile Fiction
English
2397 Words
No Age Recommendation
1232
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Two children, one from Earth and the other from Saturn, overcome loneliness while rollerblading on the rings of [more]

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Steven Silbert Financial Astrology : The Jupiter-Saturn Cycle for Investors

Esotericism
English
2651 Words
Ages 16 and up
480
0

Learn how to use an ancient art to understand and time your stockmarket purchases. Examining the most fundamental of stock market cycles is key to your success. From the beginnings of time, looking at the planets has been a source of inspiration to humankind. This is not a science, nor is it mumbo-jumbo. Its good old ancient wisdom, wrapped up in a modern package. The 20-year Jupiter-Saturn cycle is used in financial astrology to understand investor sentiment. Find out today how you can benefit to maximize your profits. [more]

Keywords: astrology, financial astrology, business, economics, stock market, investing, investments

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Roman Frederick Starzl In the Orbit of Saturn

Fiction
English
9910 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Roman Frederick Starzl (1899–1976) was an American author. Roman Frederick was the father of Thomas E. Starzl. He, and earlier, his father, owned the Le Mars Globe-Post newspaper of Le Mars, Iowa. Roman Frederick was also the father of Thomas E. Starzl.[1] His writing is largely forgotten now, but he was called a "master" by the pioneer of space opera E. E. Smith. Starzl's Interplanetary Flying Patrol, in The Hornets of Space, may have influenced Smith's Triplanetary Patrol, later Galactic Patrol. There is an extensive interview with Thomas Starzl about his father in Eric Leif Davin's Pioneers of Wonder. [more]

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Roman Frederick Starzl In the Orbit of Saturn

Fiction
English
9682 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Roman Frederick Starzl (1899–1976) was an American author. Roman Frederick was the father of Thomas E. Starzl. He, [more]

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Roman Frederick Starzl In the Orbit of Saturn

Biography & Autobiography
English
9886 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Roman Frederick Starzl (1899–1976) was an American author. Roman Frederick was the father of Thomas E. Starzl. He, [more]

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Roman Frederick Starzl In the Orbit of Saturn

Fiction
English
9789 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Roman Frederick Starzl (1899–1976) was an American author. Roman Frederick was the father of Thomas E. Starzl. He, and earlier, his father, owned the Le Mars Globe-Postnewspaper of Le Mars, Iowa. Roman Frederick was also the father of Thomas E. Starzl. His writing is largely forgotten now, but he was called a "master" by the pioneer ofspace opera E. E. Smith. Starzl's Interplanetary Flying Patrol, in The Hornets of Space, may have influenced Smith's Triplanetary Patrol, later Galactic Patrol. There is an extensive interview with Thomas Starzl about his father in Eric Leif Davin's Pioneers of Wonder. [more]

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Peter Jalesh The Little Blue Princess

A Trip to Saturn

Fairy Tale
English
13761 Words
No Age Recommendation
311
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The Little Blue Princess is a story of a “test pilot of an instant time flying machine” that accidentally flies to planet Saturn. A small introduction talks about the author’s childhood, his parents’ By mistake he moves the “flying spot stick” to planet Saturn. In an instant he lands on a Saturn moon called Rhea. The pilot knows that the next favorable angle to return to Earth would occur after 145 days (Earth time). During those 145 days he’d have to survive as best as he can on Rhea moon. When he exits the time flying machine he is received on the ground by a little “blue princess” named Rhea Lu. The princess introduces the pilot to her royal family and gets permission from her parents to accompany the pilot in his endeavors and to help him know what Rhea moon is about. With each chapter that follows we get details about moon’s landscape, animals and flora, and life. The story is narrated by the pilot at the first person. Though, with each chapter the princess presents - like a true tourist guide - the most important aspects of life on Rhea moon. It also introduces the reader to facts about astronomy, botanic and zoology based on her own ideas about nature and life. Details about people living on the moon surface at every step like: the moon is covered by a huge bubble built long time ago. The bubble keeps the temperature on the moon at an acceptable level for life. The next day on his life on the moon the pilot gets a breakfast invitation and is initiated into the moon cuisine which – to the pilot’s disappointment – consists exclusively of crude, sun dried or boiled vegetables. Also he is taken aback by the metallic aspect and taste of the salad leaves. He discovers also that Rhea moon is inhabited by fantastic birds and animals stepping on each other in their rush to grab food. Princess Rhea Lu asked the pilot about “how the music sounds on Earth”. The pilot accompanies her to the time flying machine and plays for her a DVD. “Listening to Mozart’s music Princess Rhea Lu began unexpectedly to cry”. At this moment the story introduces a highly sensitive deviation of the plot towards it final conclusion. “I wish I could compose such music. Mozart is a genius” she said. The princess plants the first seed of her desire to travel to Earth with the pilot and learn to compose Mozartian music. Everything is set for the pilot and the princess to instantly fly to Earth. The reception of both of them on Earth is overwhelming, on the launching pad as well as the conservatory of music. [more]

Keywords: Children's book, princess, Saturn moons, adventure

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Sig Meuther Zwei seltsame Vögel ...

... sind wohl nicht von hier!

Fantasy
German
19685 Words
No Age Recommendation
224
0

Haben Sie sich schon einmal für den Planeten Saturn interessiert? Der sechste Planet, ein sogenannter Gas-Riese, in unserem Sonnensystem. 93 bis 96 % Wasserstoff, 3 bis 7 % Helium, Spuren von Methan und Ammoniak. Der Durchmesser beträgt 120.500 km. Dazu kommt ein System aus prachtvollen Ringen und 82 Monden. Was wäre, wenn sich entgegen allen irdischen physikalischen und biologischen Erkenntnissen dort eigenständige Lebensformen entwickelt hätten? Was wäre, wenn eine dieser Lebensformen genauso wie auf der Erde die Schwelle zum Bewusstsein weit überschritten und gelernt hätte, das Beste aus ihrem Lebensraum zu machen? Wäre sie genauso neugierig wie wir Menschen? [more]

Keywords: Außerirdische, Alien, Sonnensystem, Planeten, Erde, Saturn

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Friedrich Hölderlin Natur und Kunst

oder: Saturn und Jupiter

Poetry
German
200 Words
No Age Recommendation
210
0

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