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After a number of seconds it rose, slowly, until it cleared the frame, then at express-train speed … It looked almost magical as it rose without any appreciable greater noise or flame, as if it said, “I’ve been here long enough; I think I’ll be going somewhere else, if you don’t mind.”
—Diary of Robert H. Goddard March 17, 1926 The first major step toward the conquest of space occurred with that rocket launch from the top of Pakachoag Hill. The rocket, a barely streamlined apparatus of press...ure chambers and tubes, weighed about ten and one-half pounds loaded with its fuel of liquid oxygen and gasoline. It only rose forty-one feet and traveled one hundred eighty-four feet before crashing back into the snow-covered hillside; the flight lasted about two and one-half seconds. Yet in retrospect, it was as significant an achievement in the history of flight as the Wright brothers’ first flight on the sands of Kitty Hawk in North Carolina.
There’s now a monument on the site of that launch, erected in 1960 by the American Rocket Society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After a number of seconds it rose, slowly, until it cleared the frame, then at express-train speed … It looked almost magical as it rose without any appreciable greater noise or flame, as if it said, “I’ve been here long enough; I think I’ll be going somewhere else, if you don’t mind.”
—Diary of Robert H. Goddard March 17, 1926 The first major step toward the conquest of space occurred with that rocket launch from the top of Pakachoag Hill. The rocket, a barely streamlined apparatus of press...ure chambers and tubes, weighed about ten and one-half pounds loaded with its fuel of liquid oxygen and gasoline. It only rose forty-one feet and traveled one hundred eighty-four feet before crashing back into the snow-covered hillside; the flight lasted about two and one-half seconds. Yet in retrospect, it was as significant an achievement in the history of flight as the Wright brothers’ first flight on the sands of Kitty Hawk in North Carolina.
There’s now a monument on the site of that launch, erected in 1960 by the American Rocket Society.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen Steele to read onlineMoreLess
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