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Invaders from the Infinite
章节(26)
- I: Invaders 0:00
- II: Canine People 12:52
- III: A Quarter of a Million Light Years 31:37
- IV: The First Move 51:52
- V: Ortol 1:14:57
- VI: The Second Move 1:26:40
- VII: World 3769–37,478,326,894,6, Talso 1:41:27
- VIII: Undefeatable or Uncontrollable? 2:00:41
- IX: The Irresistible and the Immovable 2:13:56
- X: Improvements and Calculations 2:25:49
- XI: “Write Off the Magnet” 2:49:34
- XII: Sirius 2:58:01
- XIII: Attacked 3:16:53
- XIV: Intergalactic Space 3:29:39
- XV: All-Powerful Gods 3:48:03
- XVI: Home Again 3:59:01
- XVII: Power of Mind 4:10:54
- XVIII: Earth’s Defenses 4:29:26
- XIX: The Battle of Earth 4:57:43
- XX: Destruction 5:04:51
- XXI: The Power of the Thought 5:21:38
- XXII: Thett 5:44:04
- XXIII: Venone 6:01:18
- XXIV: Thett Prepares 6:26:59
- XXV: With Galaxies in the Balance 6:35:17
- XXVI: Man, Creator and Destroyer 7:01:42
In the year 2129, a doglike alien race asks the scientists Arcot, Wade and, Morey to assist them with defending their solar system from an enemy force. Their journey takes them to other solar systems across the galaxy as they build battle spacecraft out of pure matter using only their minds.
Invaders from the Infinite is the third and final installment in the Arcot, Morey, and Wade trilogy. It was originally published in April 1932 in Amazing Stories.