In questo volume RBA abbiamo Intorno alla luna e il racconto Un inverno tra i ghiacci. Un volume molto meno piacevole rispetto a Dalla Terra alla Luna, di cui pure prosegue il racconto. I'm sure there's something behind it.Īnyway, this is a short and interesting read, even if not always entertaining for a modern reader. I think I have to read a little bit about the reasons why the author wrote in this way. Americans are depicted not only as great scientists, but also as a great society and nation. I was surprised by one more thing that I don't quite know what to think about. I haven't read the previous book, in which this may be explained, maybe I'll do it. What probably puzzles me the most is why the missile was launched from Florida. But all the more surprising how much Verne has been able to predict the future.
Naturally, scientific knowledge has made tremendous progress in the last century in space exploration. Of course, I don't mean opening windows in the space shuttle, LOL. But it seems to me that many of the things that Verne writes about are right for the space flights today. As I said, I am not a specialist in these subjects. Collecting all this information in the pre-internet era, and in some point also before the spread of science due to the globalization, was way of a challenge.Īnd how many things that Verne wrote about a hundred years before the era of space flight, found their confirmation in reality. But I can't underestimate the huge amount of work the author did to write this book. For someone like me who is completely not interested in astrophysics, this is not particularly interesting. Even if it is a bit boring at times.Īs in many of his books, Verne devotes a lot of space to very detailed scientific explanations. It certainly won't be my favorite Verne book, but I still think it's worth reading. From the Earth to the Moon and Around the Moon served as the basis for the film A Trip to the Moon. It was later combined with From the Earth to the Moon to create A Trip to the Moon and Around It. Round the Moon, Jules Verne's sequel to From the Earth to the Moon, is a science fiction novel which continues the trip to the moon which was only partially described in the previous novel.
Autour de la Lune = Round the Moon (Extraordinary Voyages, #7), Jules Verne
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