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All Around the Moon

CHAPTER XIV
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All the calorie accumulated in the lunar soil during the 354 hours day would have by this time radiated completely into space.

An intensity of cold would prevail, in comparison to which a Greenland winter is tropical.

The temperature of interstellar space, 250 deg.

below zero, would be reached.

Our Selenite, heartily tired of the cold pale Earth, would gladly see her sink towards the horizon, waning as she sank, till at last she appeared no more than half full.
Then suddenly a faint rim of the solar orb reveals itself on the edge of the opposite sky.


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