Moonseed (2007)
Moonseed
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The roof of the inflatable shelter sagged, because it couldn’t sustain its own weight over the pressure of the new air outside. It made getting around harder; Henry had to shove billows of fabric out of his face the whole time. It was irritating.
They were both hot and miserable, and they bickered.
But then the rain stopped, or at least tailed off a little. They could hear it, even inside the shelter.
So Henry was going to get to go outside, to explore the new Moon. He felt like a kid, waking up... on the morning after a snow fall.
He put on his blue coveralls, regolith-stained gloves and Moon boots. He checked over his POS, his portable oxygen system. There were straps for him to fix the pack to his chest, and more to tie on his scuba diver mask. There was the smell of rubber, of stale sweat, inside the mask; and immediately he put it on it started to mist up.
Geena watched him. Behind her, their lunar surface suits lay abandoned in a corner, grayed fabric sagging, like two fat men slumping side by side; Henry’s fishbowl helmet stared at him accusingly from where he had dumped it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The roof of the inflatable shelter sagged, because it couldn’t sustain its own weight over the pressure of the new air outside. It made getting around harder; Henry had to shove billows of fabric out of his face the whole time. It was irritating.
They were both hot and miserable, and they bickered.
But then the rain stopped, or at least tailed off a little. They could hear it, even inside the shelter.
So Henry was going to get to go outside, to explore the new Moon. He felt like a kid, waking up... on the morning after a snow fall.
He put on his blue coveralls, regolith-stained gloves and Moon boots. He checked over his POS, his portable oxygen system. There were straps for him to fix the pack to his chest, and more to tie on his scuba diver mask. There was the smell of rubber, of stale sweat, inside the mask; and immediately he put it on it started to mist up.
Geena watched him. Behind her, their lunar surface suits lay abandoned in a corner, grayed fabric sagging, like two fat men slumping side by side; Henry’s fishbowl helmet stared at him accusingly from where he had dumped it.
What to read after Moonseed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Baxter to read onlineMoreLess
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