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Wunderwelten
Wunderwelten
Personenverzeichnis.
Vorwort.
1. Ein kühnes Unternehmen.
2. Sannah, das Weltschiff.
3. Eine wunderbare Entdeckung.
4. Die Fahrt ins Leere.
5. Im Weltenraum.
6. Am Mond vorbei.
Lord Flitmore, a restless aristocrat with a taste for the extraordinary, embarks on a bewildering voyage that whisks him from familiar skies into the very heart of the fixed‑star realm. A sudden comet carries him past familiar constellations, thrusting him onto alien worlds where strange customs and wondrous landscapes await. His companions—an eccentric professor of astronomy and a larger‑than‑life sea captain— join him, each bringing a mix of scholarly insight and daring bravado to the unfolding odyssey.
The narrative balances playful imagination with genuine scientific curiosity, inviting listeners to glimpse the mechanics of the heavens while marveling at the fantastical societies that inhabit them. From heated debates about planetary motion to encounters with curious Martian elders and mischievous primates, the story offers a charming mix of education and escapism. Ideal for young listeners eager to explore the cosmos and for anyone who loves a good, whimsical adventure among the stars.
Full title
Wunderwelten Wie Lord Flitmore eine seltsame Reise zu den Planeten unternimmt und durch einen Kometen in die Fixsternwelt entführt wird Wie Lord Flitmore eine seltsame Reise zu den Planeten unternimmt und durch einen Kometen in die Fixsternwelt entführt wird
Language
de
Duration
~11 hours (661K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Jens Sadowski
Release date
Dec 26, 2015
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1886–1947
Best remembered as the "Swabian Karl May," this German writer mixed far-off adventure with early science-fiction wonder. His stories carried young readers to Africa, Australia, South America, and even into imagined worlds beyond Earth.
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