C-Chute (Interstellar Sci-Fi Radio Drama) by Isaac Asimov - X Minus One
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- Опубликовано: 29 окт 2016
- During Earth's first interstellar war, a civilian transport traveling to Earth is captured by the Kloros, a chlorine-breathing race of intelligent beings.
Aired 8th February 1956, on X Minus One - the science fiction radio series broadcast from 1955 to 1958 on NBC Radio 
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Way to go Mullen
Thanks for the play but I was rooting for the Kloros.
thank you :)
Rather than chemical propellants that are the norm for modern spacecraft, Asimov envisioned using a small nuclear reactor to super-heat water to produce high pressure steam that would be expelled through exhaust tubes producing thrust. It's through one of those tubes that Mullen gains access to the control compartment occupied by the Chloro invaders.
What happens when you run out of water?
@@frederickwise5238 In some of his stories he described different scenarios for replenishing a ship's water supply. Sometimes water is removed from the earth, sometimes from other planets, sometimes comets are redirected and used. Of course the technology to do this is advanced and at huge scale.
I don't disagree. It should be noted, however, that in this story, steam is not described as a main propellant, but as a steering device. Although it seems odd that the steam tubes should be large enough for a man to get inside one.
Energy Blasts !!!!! !!! !!! !!! !!!
the Kloros now do 'adult' films...tough times
Isaac be fantastic....
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Jan ‘22
Yeehaa!!
I used to listen to this show regularly. Doing so now reminds me of the old days, when America was great. Little did we realize how horrible and dysfunctional our country would become. Most people today have no clue how wonderful America was prior to the murder of JFK. The truth has been wiped out, except in the memories of old persons like myself. I pity you.
Life is cyclical my friend even Rome fell. As one flower dies another one blooms you just might not like the color but it's still a flower. (Mankind)
Spare us the pollyanna bull crap. I'm 66 and remember "the good old days" too. I like it now. I can fill pages with all the ignorance and conformity and neurosis and racism of the good old days. Who you trying to kid?
America was never great. U must've forgotten the attempt extinction of the american indians, slavery and racism, civil rights movement, women not able to vote, etc I can go on for days. So when exactly was America great?
You ever thought that with your advanced age and the closer you get to death the more negative and miserable you have become? The younger generations don't need your pity they just need rose tinted glasses wearing muppets like yourself to shut up and get on with dying out.
Haha
As always, excellencE
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