The Science Fictional Solar System
The Science Fictional Solar System is a 1979 anthology of science fiction short-stories revolving around the solar system. Its editors are Isaac Asimov, Charles G. Waugh, and Martin H. Greenberg.
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| Editors | Isaac Asimov Charles G. Waugh Martin H. Greenberg |
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| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Genre | Science fiction |
| Publisher | Harper & Row |
Publication date | 1979 |
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| Pages | 317 p. |
Contents
| Setting | Title | Author |
| Sun | "The Weather on the Sun" | Theodore L. Thomas |
| Mercury | "Brightside Crossing" | Alan E. Nourse |
| Venus | "Prospector's Special" | Robert Sheckley |
| Earth | "Waterclap" | Isaac Asimov |
| Mars | "Hop-Friend" | Terry Carr |
| Asteroids | "Barnacle Bull" | Poul Anderson as Winston P. Sanders |
| Jupiter | "Bridge'" | James Blish |
| Saturn | "Saturn Rising" | Arthur C. Clarke |
| Uranus | "The Snowbank Orbit" | Fritz Leiber |
| Neptune | "One Sunday in Neptune" | Alexei Panshin |
| Pluto | "Wait It Out" | Larry Niven |
| Pluto | "Nikita Eisenhower Jones" | Robert F. Young |
| Comets | "The Comet, the Cairn and the Capsule" | Duncan Lunan |
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