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723:. Weinbaum's Venus rotates synchronously with its revolution, so that one side is scorched by the unremitting heat of the Sun, and the other remains in an eternal frozen night. Mild temperatures are only found in a narrow, planet-girdling "twilight zone". First (failed) expedition to Venus led by de Lancey. Later successful expeditions led by Crowly (U.S.) and Burlingame (U.K.). Portions of the twilight zone are claimed by the United States, United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. Human settlements include Erotia (American) and Venoble (British). 812:. Seventh planet of the solar system, warmed by internal heat. Has a solid, sub-atmospheric surface, with seas and continents perpetually shrouded in fog. The thick atmosphere limits visibility to fifty feet, muffles sound, and effectively impedes radio communications. First visited by Young in 2060, then by the 710:
as envisioned in the mid-1930s, with details supplied from Weinbaum's imagination. By 1934, the Solar System was known to consist of the Sun, nine planets, 26 moons, and a few thousand asteroids and comets. Unlike the Solar System as known today, Weinbaum's Solar System was full of life-forms, many
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Mountains of Eternity β€” mountains on Venus, up to 20 miles tall, running roughly east-to-west in Venus' western twilight zone. There are two parallel ranges, the "Lesser Eternities" to the north and the "Greater Eternities" to the south; the Lesser Eternities separate the American zone of settlement
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Chains β€” Animals on Uranus, black, about six feet tall and eight feet long, with three pairs of legs. Each creature forms a separable segment of a chain of the animals, neurally linked as long as they remain in contact but capable of independent survival. Thought to be the larvae of some flying
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Earth β€” Home of the only actively spacefaring civilization in the Solar System. As of the 22nd century, still divided into many independent, competing nations, including the U.S., U.K., Russia, France, Germany, Netherlands. Pacific War was fought here c. 2070, including the use of atomic bombs.
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worm-like animal, with a single eye on a stalk and one fang, capable of hypnotizing its prey with a horrific buzzing noise that vibrates through the ice and paralyzes its intended kill. Always found among the ruins of an ancient Titanian civilization, of which this species may be the creator.
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plant, with a collective mind existing on the dark side of Venus. Most exobiologists believe it to be further along the evolutionary scale than man; as they have evolved to the point where they know all the secrets of the universe - and hence, no longer have a reason to exist, have accepted
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The stories are marked by attention to the detail of the alien ecosystems with which Weinbaum equips his planets. Though only a few of the stories share protagonists, there is enough shared detail between the stories to show that they belong to a common fictional universe. The birdlike
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are inconsistent with themselves and the rest of Weinbaum's planetary stories. The principal date given is 2142, and the main story takes place in the following year; however, 2030 is referred to within the story as if it were a recent date, and references to the events in
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Planetary Trading Corporation β€” Also known as P.T.C. A corporation formed to trade in gold between Earth and a recently discovered civilization on Venus; after a bubble of speculation, its stock prices collapsed when it transpired that the Venusians lacked gold.
823:. Ninth and most distant planet of the Solar System. First visited by Atsuki (unverified) and then by Hervey and Caspari. Larger than Earth and with a fifth again the gravity. Only human settlement was the pirate base of the Red Peri (2064-2080). 711:
of them intelligent; however, only the humans of Earth possessed the capacity for spaceflight (though there is evidence the Martians may have had it in the past). Weinbaum limited himself to planets and moons as settings, naming the following:
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Joint Expedition of the Royal Society and the Smithsonian Institution for the Investigation of Conditions on the Dark Side of Venus β€” Exploratory expedition to the dark side of Venus conducted by Hamilton and Pat Hammond.
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The "three-eyed dweller in the dark". A semi-intelligent three-eyed, four-legged creature dwelling in the shadowed parts of the Mountains of Eternity and on Venus' dark side; thought to be related to the native Venusians.
743:. A largely desert planet, consisting of orange deserts, grey plains covered with 'biopods', and criss-crossed by canals that feed water from the polar caps. First visited by the international (U.S./French/German) 1502:-like species native to Io, builders of miniature colonies that somewhat resemble cities. Vicious, mischievous and incredibly opposed to Humankind, the Slinkers are the biggest problem for Human Colonists on Io. ( 750:
Jupiter: Fifth planet from the Sun, three of whose four large moons are habitable, though Europa only barely so. Radiates sufficient heat to warm the inner moons well beyond the heat they receive from the Sun.
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Smithsonian Expedition for the Determination of the Intensity of Cosmic Radiation in Extra-planetary Space β€” Scientific expedition into trans-Neptunian space by Solomon Nestor and Frank Keene. (
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Parcat β€” A three-legged, domestic animal found on Io, with two small arms in front and one which they use to hop in the back. Parcats, like parrots, are capable of imitating human speech. (
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moss. Ganymede is chilly, with a temperature varying from 25 to 35 Β°F (βˆ’4 to 2 Β°C). The subpolar flood belt creates atmospheric disturbances that interfere with radio communication.
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flame-orchid β€” Gem found on Titan, possibly produced by a Titanian life form; made of a thermosensitive chromium boride which changes color in accordance with small temperature variations. (
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Pyramid monster β€” Silicon-based animal on Mars that builds pyramids out of 'bricks' that are its excreta and produces small, hollow crystalline spheres that are its spores or eggs. (
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Martian β€” Intelligent beings resembling ostriches with an 18-inch long, flexible beak and four-fingered hands. Martians were the founders of a civilization now in its last decline. (
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Xanthus β€” Orange desert on Mars between Mare Cimmerium and Mare Chronium. (Corresponds on albedo maps of Mars to Eridania; on those maps, Xanthus is a "canal" west of Eridania.) (
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Council of Berne β€” International conference in 2059 that determined that only the area of a planet actually explored on the ground could be claimed by the explorer's country. (
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Bladder-bird β€” Three-foot gliding creature on Europa, capable of brief excursions out of Europa's shallow atmosphere using air stored in their balloon-shaped bladders. (
1462:.) Intelligent native of Ganymede, with short legs lacking knee joints, long arms joined to their bodies like webs, and heads expanding at the top like mushrooms. ( 1420:("big-head of Jupiter's Moon"). A large-headed, long-necked, native of Io; their ancestors created a now-extinct civilization. They behave in a fashion befitting a 1398:
predator on Titan, the size of a large pterodactyl with a 3-foot-long (0.91 m) beak for impaling prey. Glides rather than flies on Titan's continual winds. (
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beings with barrel-shaped bodies, four legs and four tentacles, and apparently a collective consciousness, which build anthill-like structures of mud and clay. (
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Mare Cimmerium β€” "Cimmerian Sea", dark area in the southern hemisphere of Mars between 10Β° and 40Β° S; a grey plain covered with biopods. Landing site of the
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species native to Titan, about four feet long and resembling a seal or large slug. Adapted to endure cold by having a streamlined surface on its skin. (
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Land leet β€” Tentacled organism that copies the genetic code of whatever it devours; thus using its prey's adaptations as its own. Found on Ganymede. (
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Dream-beast β€” A black, tentacled predator on Mars that attracts its prey by projecting a telepathic image of something the prey desires; much like an
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10 years before "A Martian Odyssey" – First Moon expedition by Cardoza, followed by half-a-dozen others and the failed de Lancey expedition to Venus.(
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expedition in 2100. Can only be reached by rockets based on Titan (Saturn system). Portions claimed by the United States; no settlements as of 2100.
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Vick, Timothy β€” A 'vision set salesman in New York, who turned to searching for flame orchids on Titan after being ruined in a stock market crash. (
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expedition. Home to the intelligent Martians, the semi-intelligent barrel-creatures, the unintelligent pyramid builders, and the deadly dream-beast.
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Interplanetary β€” A large corporation with a near-monopoly on interplanetary travel. Faced investigations into shady stock dealings in 2111. (
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transkin β€” Rubbery suit used by Venusian travellers in the Hotlands, to protect them from the ubiquitous, fast-growing, lethal molds. (
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Venoble β€” British settlement in the cool country of Venus, founded by Patrick Burlingame, south of the Greater Mountains of Eternity. (
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Pharisee β€” A carnivorous Venusian tree closely resembling the Friendly tree, but capable of attacking its prey with impaling spikes (
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Biopod β€” Crawling plant-animals found on the Martian plains; of various forms, but some resemble green grass blades with two legs. (
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Hammond, Hamilton β€” Nicknamed "Ham". Trader and xixtchil collector in the Venusian hotlands. Married to Patricia Burlingame.(
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Thyle β€” Orange desert region on Mars south of 60Β° S; divided into Thyle I (east) and Thyle II (west). An orange desert. (
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Friendly tree β€” Weak, Sluggish cold-blooded plant on Venus that is still enough to allow one to rest on its branches. (
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Duster β€” Hawk-sized but highly fragile moth-like flying animals on Venus that feed on clouds of pollen in the skies. (
1111:. Hexylamine addict. Later went as biologist on the Henshaw expedition to Europa under the pseudonym of Ivor Gogrol. ( 286: 72: 1377:("Seahorse of Ganymede"). Twenty-foot-long "sea-horse" on Ganymede that serves as a riding mount for human settlers. 2006:
flame-pistol β€” A weapon, charged by a diamond, that releases its energy in a single incinerating blast of flame. (
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League β€” Interplanetary association with police powers, whose rockets are called upon in case of pirate attack. (
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Hocken Rocket β€” A form of rocket developed in the early 20th century that made interplanetary travel practical. (
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Tweel β€” A native Martian, given his name by Dick Jarvis based on a sound he produced resembling "Trrrweerrlll." (
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radiate heat, enough to warm their satellites to Earthlike temperatures, allowing for Earthlike environments on
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leaf for Neilan Drug, formerly a big-game hunter on Venus and Titan; lost his fortune in the crisis of 2110.
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Burlingame, Patricia β€” Daughter of Patrick Burlingame, biologist, British. Later married Hamilton Hammond. (
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Avery, Claire β€” Nicknamed "The Golden Flash". Rocket racer. Co-pilot on the Henshaw expedition to Europa. (
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Venusian β€” Four-legged intelligent native of Venus, with three eyes and a largely unintelligible speech. (
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2030* – Hocken rocket developed, followed by Russian annexation of the Moon and travel to Mars and Venus (
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Gamma Rorqual β€” Warm-blooded animal found on Ganymede, resembling a whale with a long spike-like tooth. (
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Patrick's Peak β€” One of the Mountains of Eternity on Venus. A solar analysis station is located there. (
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Dutch Alps β€” Mountains on Venus, in the section allotted to the Netherlands. Emeralds are mined there. (
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Whiplash tree β€” Tree with elastic limbs on Titan, capable of delivering a stinging blow when touched. (
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Uniped β€” A large Venusian animal that leaps on a single foot and uses a ten-foot beak to impale prey. (
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Briggs β€” Original co-pilot of the Hera, replaced by Kratska on Io after he fell sick with white fever (
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nutsy β€” Edible Europan creature found in salt pools, neither plant nor animal, resembling a walnut. (
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Mare Chronium β€” "Enduring Sea", dark area in the southern hemisphere of Mars between 50Β° and 60Β° S. (
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Jack Ketch tree β€” Carnivorous plant on Venus that traps life in its dangling, noose-like tendrils. (
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Idiots' Hills β€” Hills on Io, in which are found evidences of a past civilization of loonies. (
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Coretti, Stefan β€” Nominally chemist on the Henshaw expedition; actually a government agent. (
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Crowly β€” American explorer who claimed much of Venus' twilight zone for the United States. (
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2020 – International Congress at Lisle apportions the British and American claims to Venus (
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Neilan Drug β€” A pharmaceutical concern belonging to Gustavus Neilan, exploiting the Ionian
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Kratska β€” co-pilot on the Gunderson expedition to Europa, contributed to the crash of the
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in 2020. Apportioned rights to the dark side of Venus among various national claimants. (
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Maclane, Perry (d. 2077) β€” Nicknamed "Red". Inventor of the thermoid expansion chamber. (
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Henshaw, Harris β€” Captain of the 2nd organized expedition to Europa; killed by Kratska. (
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According to Hamilton Hammond. In correct Latin usage, however, the plural should be
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Ionian products β€” A skin-trading company on Io, said to have discovered a form of red
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Doughpot β€” Amorphous, amoeba-like white protoplasm that devours anything it touches. (
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Less than 20 years before "A Martian Odyssey" – "Atomic blast" perfected by Doheny. (
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Erotia β€” American settlement in the Cool Country of Venus, named for the god Eros. (
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Doheny β€” American scientist who perfected the atomic blast, dying in the process. (
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Maclane, Peri (2061-) β€” Daughter of Perry Maclane, pirate, called "The Red Peri" (
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blaster β€” Miniature atomic bomb, used in demolition, construction, and warfare (
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2059 – Council of Berne limits extent of planetary claims made by discoverers. (
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Neilan, Lee β€” Daughter of Gustavus Neilan, later married to Grant Calthorpe. (
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Gunderson β€” Leader of the 2110 expedition to Europa, died in the crash of the
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Vick, Diane β€” Canadian-born wife of Timothy Vick, accompanied him to Titan. (
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c. 2064 β€” Perry Maclane sets up a pirate base on Pluto with the advance ship
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liver-leaf β€” Edible Europan plant-like growth, about the size of a hand. (
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Ice-ant β€” 3-inch long egg-like animal on Titan that builds domes of ice. (
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Neilan, Gustavus β€” Owner of Neilan Drug, a pharmaceutical concern on Io. (
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song-bush β€” Plant growing on Europa, whose leaves emit a melodic sound (
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Apogee race β€” rocket race around the Moon, won by Claire Avery in 2111 (
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Madman's Pass β€” 25,000-foot pass in the Greater Mountains of Eternity. (
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Sand, Jack β€” Pilot of the first two major expeditions to Europa, on the
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in other stories indicate that they must have taken place before both
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c. 2065-2061 β€” Legal battle between Perry Maclane and Interplanetary (
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Atsuki β€” First person to visit Pluto, though the claim is disputed. (
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Mare Australe β€” "Southern Sea", area at the southern pole of Mars. (
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Keene, Frank β€” Radiologist and physicist, radiation engineer on the
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posthumous publication completed by Stanley Weinbaum's sister Helen
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The series includes the following ten titles, in publication order:
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anerosis β€” madness resulting from insufficiency of breathable air (
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Nestor, Solomon (2025-) β€” Representative of the Smithsonian on the
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Young's Field β€” A rocket port in Long Island, New York, where the
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Early 2000s – Events of "A Martian Odyssey" and "Valley of Dreams"
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in the 1930s, which are set upon various planets and moons of the
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Ascanius β€” "Canal" connecting Mare Cimmerium and Mare Chronium. (
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Earth's Moon β€” Considered "arid and useless". Annexed by Russia.
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Cardoza β€” First person to travel by atomic rocket to the Moon. (
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c. 2067 β€” Perry Maclane invents the thermoid expansion chamber (
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de Lancey β€” Leader of the unsuccessful first flight to Venus. (
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ferverin β€” An alkaloid extracted from ferva, used against the
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Mountains of the Damned β€” mountains on Titan bordering Nivia (
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Cool Country β€” The cooler regions of Venus' twilight zone. (
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Phlegethon β€” River flowing through Venus' twilight zone. (
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Young β€” Explorer (probably American) of Titan and Uranus (
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2140-2142* β€” Financial speculation in trading with Venus (
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2090s – Events of "Parasite Planet" and "The Lotus Eaters"
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crashed in 2110. Possibly named for the explorer Young. (
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Junopolis β€” Human settlement at the north pole of Io. (
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Hotlands β€” The hotter regions of Venus' twilight zone. (
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Hydropole β€” City built at the south pole of Ganymede. (
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Herapolis β€” Human settlement at the south pole of Io. (
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expedition. Citizen of the "Sixth Commune" in France. (
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Iapetus β€” Mentioned as a cold world supporting life. (
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Weinbaum's Solar System corresponds to the scientific
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2142* – Failure of the Planetary Trading Corporation (
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hexylamine β€” An addictive drug, possibly similar to
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( 894:Calthorpe, Grant β€” Trader collecting Ionian 697:, i.e. in the 21st and not the 22nd century. 27:is a series of short stories, published in 2220: 2206: 2198: 1848:β€” Ship captured by pirates, blamed on the 104: 1020:Harrison β€” Captain and astronomer of the 16:Short story series by Stanley G. Weinbaum 2172: 1947:β€” A medicinal moss found on Ganymede. ( 1035:Harvey β€” Gustavus Neilan's assistant ( 634:2100 – Events of "The Planet of Doubt" 1965:Curry Cup β€” prize for the Apogee race 908:Caspari β€” 3rd person to visit Pluto ( 278:Hamilton Hammond, Patricia Burlingame 7: 2335:Short stories by Stanley G. Weinbaum 1720:Nivia β€” "City of Snows" (from Latin 965:Grandi, Marco β€” Space pirate on the 1312:animal in the Uranian atmosphere. ( 675:2143* – Events of "Flight on Titan" 648:2111 - Events of "Redemption Cairn" 641:); Gunderson expedition to Europa ( 558:2060 – Young expedition to Uranus ( 530:2000-2005 - Colonization of Venus ( 59:", for instance, are mentioned in " 1060:Hervey β€” 2nd man to visit Pluto. ( 625:c. 2080 – Events of "The Red Peri" 14: 2187:is an error for the more correct 2039:International Congress β€” Held in 1828:β€” Claire Avery's racing rocket. ( 1176:expedition. Native of Germany. ( 1118:Leroy, Pierre β€” Biologist of the 67:" and the Venusian trioptes of " 2025:, used by some rocket pilots. ( 1274:(All entities mentioned are non 1042:Hawkins β€” First officer of the 651:2112 – Events of "The Mad Moon" 2340:Fiction about the Solar System 1771:White Desert β€” Desert on Io. ( 1067:Jarvis, Dick β€” Chemist of the 206:sequel to "A Martian Odyssey" 1: 1172:Putz, Karl β€” Engineer of the 1086:expedition into deep space. ( 628:2083 β€” Events of "Tidal Moon" 579:c. 2061 β€” Peri Maclane born ( 356:sequel to "The Lotus Eaters" 1862:β€” Expedition ship to Pluto ( 1812:β€” First ship to fly to Mars. 1439:("Lotus-eater of Venus"). A 1002:Harbord β€” Astrogator on the 854:Basil β€” Space pirate on the 319:sequel to "Parasite Planet" 954:Elza β€” Space pirate on the 819:Pluto β€” Setting of much of 428:Grant Calthorpe, Lee Neilan 2361: 1165:s deep-space expedition. ( 2239: 1428:as perceived by humans. ( 464:Jack Sands, Claire Avery 392:Frank Keene, Peri Maclane 1627:Fever Sea β€” sea on Io. ( 929:Cullen β€” Chemist on the 478:Thrilling Wonder Stories 1494:("wise mouse"). A semi- 1281:unless otherwise noted) 933:expedition to Uranus. 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Index

Stanley G. Weinbaum
Wonder Stories
Astounding Stories
Solar System
Martians
A Martian Odyssey
Valley of Dreams
Redemption Cairn
The Red Peri
Parasite Planet
The Lotus Eaters
The Mad Moon
gas giants
Io
Europa
Titan
Uranus
A Martian Odyssey
Wonder Stories
Mars
Tweel
Valley of Dreams
Wonder Stories
Mars
Flight on Titan
Astounding Stories
Titan
Parasite Planet
Astounding Stories
Venus

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