| Display title | Interplanetary Voyage |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | At the beginning of the Science Fiction genre, space travel was a new and novel trope. It wasn't about the destination - the journey alone was interesting enough. There was no Casual Interstellar Travel. We didn't have your fancy Hyperdrive or wormhole networks or your sub-ether anagrammed-tribadist Teslafied radio transmittion contraptions, and we had to walk sixteen miles back and forth through the snow to the launch site. We were lucky if we had a pith helmet! Our science was silly, but it tried to be hard ...for its time. Except for Cavorite. That's just magic. |