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Watemelon

fatuity

Microgravity and the Human Body,e our bodies become “weightless” and try to adapt to a new environment of “microgravity” in ways that cause problems both there and when astronauts return to Earth. Science fiction stories and movies often deal with microgravity’s effects by either ignoring them or using “artificial gravity” on thei

過度

一個(gè)攪動(dòng)不安

Danger! Radiation!, after Hiroshima, such as Walter M. Miller, Jr.’s novel . (1960), depicted the deadly effects of radiation on humans and other life in the apocalyptic scenario of nuclear war. Even earlier, Robert A. Heinlein (using the pseudonym “Anson MacDonald”) in his 1940 story “Solution Unsatisfactory” depicte

SOB

Suspended Animation: Putting Characters on Ice, fiction. Early stories such as Edward Bellamy’s . (1887), H.G. Wells’s . (1899), the debut of Buck Rogers (cited above), and Laurence Manning’s . (1933) employed mysterious drugs, hypnosis, gases, or freezing to put characters into prolonged “sleep” for one-way time travel to the distant future. Mo

Allure

Telepathy, Using the Force, and Other Paranormal Abilities,nts as reading or controlling another person’s mind, using thoughts alone to move objects or instantaneously transport them (including one’s own body) from one place to another, and seeing into the future. Similarly the use of electronics or other technologies to produce such effects or augment a pe

使厭惡

The Biology of Immortality,king’s fruitless quest to live forever. Early chapters of the Bible describe many individuals living for centuries, up to Methuselah’s 969 years. In Greek mythology humans such as Tithonus could be granted immortality by Zeus, but they might live to regret that gift. (Eos, goddess of the dawn, asked

令人悲傷

Sex in Science Fiction,exual attitudes resulting from humanity’s exposure to the gases from a passing green comet. Aldous Huxley’s . (1932) is an early example of a future society in which sexual activity is officially divorced from reproduction. Many of Robert A. Heinlein’s later works such as . (1961) and . (1970) deal