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Urania
Camille Flammarion
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Ciencia y disque filosofía se encuentran. La ciencia aunque a veces muy desactualizada es interesante, especialmente el espacio; la pseudo filosofía/espiritualidad raya en un idealismo incoherente, por ejemplo almas de intelectuales viviendo en Marte porque buscan el conocimiento y valen más que los
Guided in by the angelic apparition of the beautiful Urania, the narrator is taken on an incredible tour of the solar system and outer space, where he is shown fantastic forms of life other planets. Back on Earth he is visited telepathically by his good friends, a young, dreaming couple who have los
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I think it's fair to say that Camille Flammarion was to the Victorian age what Carl Sagan was to my generation and Neil deGrasse Tyson is today. He wrote numerous books about the astronomy of his day and influenced many people to take up astronomy as a career. Like Sagan, Flammarion also wrote scien
This book was an accidental purchase, confusing the title for an altogether different book and ordering it. It turned out to be a pleasant accident, perhaps extra-coincidental. Urania is one of the nine sisters/muses of Greek mythology. This story, published in 1890, tells of a man who admires a sta