
Scientific progress requires audacity beyond conventional reason
Marcus Stone defends his theoretical calculations against three skeptical companions in a London room. John Hyde offers his hardened steel airship while Richard Dillingham and Dr. William Burd question the mortal dangers of crossing space. Stone insists that planetary attraction can be harnessed through specific electrical currents between Earth and Mars. The debate establishes a partnership built on calculated risk and scientific ambition.
FØRSTE KAPITEL. Planen.

