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CLEMENT Hal STELLA DOPPIA 61 CIGNY Classici Urania 129 1987 Mission of gravity 1953 tr. T. Arno In tutta la galassia, Mesklin è un pianeta a dir poco insolito: la sua orbita intorno ad una stella doppia nella costellazione del Cigno richiede quasi cinque anni terrestri, il giorno e la notte si avvicendano ogni diciotto minuti, la gravità raggiunge i 700 g., e le tremende forze generate dalla sua velocità di rotazione hanno dato a questo mondo una forma quasi a disco. Ovvio che gli uomini vogliono saperne di più su Mesklin, ma quando la loro sonda automatica resta bloccata sul pianeta, iniziano i guai. Per recuperarla, il terrestre Lackland dovrà chiedere l’aiuto dei bizzarri meskliniti, e soprattutto dell’audace capitano Barlennan, una via di mezzo tra uno scorpione e un millepiedi, lungo una quarantina di centimetri. Insieme, questa insolita coppia di eroi dovrà affrontare i pericoli nascosti fra le pagine di questo indubbio maestro di hard fs. Main

2. CLEMENT HAL Translate this page Accueil Liens Votre avis Le livre du mois Astronomie Quiz Labyrinthe Découvrez la science-fiction Rechercher. clement hal. TITRES, Année, Collection Editeur, N°. http://perso.wanadoo.fr/repertoirescience-fiction/auteurs/C/clement_hal.htm

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3. Hal Clement Hal Clement. Harry Clement Stubbs (b.1922). Bb The Best of Hal Clement sh.sts. 1979 Close to Critical 1964 Cycle of Fire 1957 First http://www.catch22.com/SF/ARB/SFC/Clement,Hal.php3

Hal Clement Harry Clement Stubbs (b.1922) Bb: The Best of Hal Clement sh.sts. 1979 Close to Critical Cycle of Fire First Flights to the Moon sh.st.coll Ed. 1970 Iceworld Intuit sh.sts. 1987 Mission of Gravity Natives of Space sh.sts. 1965 Needle 1950 aka From Outer Space The Nitrogen Fix Ocean On Top Ranger Boys in Space 1956 juvenile Small Changes 1969 aka Space Lash Starlight Still River Through the Eye of a Needle Impediment Glossary Back to the Index of Authors Back to my Homepage

4. CLEMENT Hal : Une Page Non Officielle http://www.bdfi.net/auteurs/c/clement_hal.htm

Accueil Biblios C Retour CLEMENT Hal Hal Clement Pseudonyme de Harry Clement Stubbs USA (30/05/1922 - 29/10/2003) Pour d'autres informations, consulter le site personnel de l'auteur. Ecrire a BDFI Romans (1949, Needle / From outer space) Hachette/Gallimard, Rayon Fantastique, 1954 (1953, Mission of gravity) Question de poids (1953, Mission of gravity) Laffont, Ailleurs et Demain, 1971 Edito-Service, Les chefs-d'oeuvre de la SF, 1975 Cycle de feu (1957, Cycle of fire) Recueils, anthologies, omnibus... Grains de sable (1969, Small changes / Space lash) Nouvelles La chute de Troie (1944, Trojan fall) in Grains de sable (1945, Uncommun sense) in Grains de sable (1949, Fireproof) in Grains de sable Halo (1952, Halo) in Grains de sable (1963, Hot planet) in L'essuie glace (1965, Dust rag) in Grains de sable Goutte de pluie (1965, Raindrop) in Grains de sable (1966, The foundling stars) in Grains de sable Tache (1989, Blot) in Les fils de Fondation in Les fils de Fondation

5. Hal Clement Hal Clement. Harry Clement Stubbs (May 30, 1922 October 29, 2003), better known by the pen name Hal Clement, was an American science fiction writer. http://www.fact-index.com/h/ha/hal_clement.html

Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Hal Clement Harry Clement Stubbs May 30 October 29 ), better known by the pen name Hal Clement , was an American science fiction writer. He was born in Somerville, Massachusetts Clement is widely considered to be a leader of the subgenre hard science fiction He first appeared in print with the story "Proof" in the June issue of Astounding Science Fiction His educational background includes a B.S. in astronomy from Harvard in , M. Ed. ( Boston University ), and M.S. in chemistry (Simmons College ). During the World War II he was a pilot and copilot of the B-24 Liberator and flew 35 combat missions over Europe with 8th Air Force. He served in the Army Air Corps Reserve, and retired with the rank of colonel. He taught chemistry for many years at Milton Academy in Milton, Massachusetts Clement received the recognition as a Grand Master by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA). In he retroactively received a Hugo Award for his short story "Uncommon Sense". His best-known novel

6. Hal Clement - Bibliography Summary Hal Clement Bibliography Summary. Interviews Hal Clement An Interview (1997). Achievment Awards Sk (Skylark Award) 1997 1969; http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?Hal_Clement

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8. Contents Lists 246 • Dolls Demise • George Guthridge • ss Analog Jul 76. The Best of Hal clement hal Clement (Ballantine, Jun 79, pb); Edited by Lester del Rey. http://contento.best.vwh.net/t107.html

Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections: Combined Edition Contents Lists Previous Table-of-Contents The Year's Best Fantasy Stories: 4 ed. Lin Carter (DAW 0-87997-425-7, Dec '78, $1.75, 208pp, pb) Lin Carter Poul Anderson Swords Against Darkness #1, ed. Andrew J. Offutt, Zebra, 1977 Grail Undwin Clark Ashton Smith Robert E. Howard Andrew J. Offutt Swords Against Darkness #1, ed. Andrew J. Offutt, Zebra, 1977 Lin Carter Fantastic Dec '77 Philip Coakley Avram Davidson Fantastic Dec '77 Pat McIntosh Phyllis Eisenstein Sep '77 Tanith Lee Swords Against Darkness #2, ed. Andrew J. Offutt, Zebra, 1977 Ramsey Campbell Swords Against Darkness #2, ed. Andrew J. Offutt, Zebra, 1977 Lin Carter The Year's Best Fantasy Stories: 5 ed. Lin Carter (DAW 0-87997-510-5, Jan '80, $1.95, 204pp, pb) Lin Carter T. H. White Gone To Ground Tanith Lee Swords Against Darkness #3, ed. Andrew J. Offutt, Zebra, 1978 L. Sprague de Camp Lin Carter Conan the Swordsman Evangeline Walton The Fantastic Imagination II , ed. Robert H. Boyer and Kenneth J. Zahorski, Avon, 1978 Marvin Kaye Fantastic Oct '78 Grail Undwin Robert E. Howard

9. Hal Clement Mission Of Gravity Hal Clement Mission of Gravity. Title Mission of Gravity clement hal Hal Clement Subject Fiction Category Fiction General Format Paperback http://www.trnd.co.uk/Hal-Clement-Mission-of-Gravity-968-344-162-6.html

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11. SS > SF > Book Reviews > Hal Clement Hal Clement. Novels/Collections reviews. Hal Clement. Space Lash. Dell. 1969. vt Small Changes. Contents (possible spoilers). • The Foundling Stars. http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~susan/sf/books/c/clement.htm

home SF book reviews Hal Clement Novels/collections Short fiction Other Search Web for Hal Clement Google search Alta Vista search Novels/Collections Needle Needle Through the Eye of a Needle Iceworld Mission of Gravity The Ranger Boys in Space Cycle of Fire Close to Critical Natives of Space Space Lash == Small Changes Star Light Ocean on Top The Best of Hal Clement The Nitrogen Fix Intuit Still River Isaac's Universe Fossil Half Life Heavy Planey Noise Short works ""Trojan Fall"". 1944. In Space Lash "Uncommon Sense". 1945. In Space Lash "Halo". 1952. In Space Lash "Dust Rag". 1956. In Where Do We Go From Here? 2 In Space Lash "Sun Spot". 1960. In Space Lash "Hot Planet". 1963. In Spectrum 4 "Raindrop". 1965. In Space Lash "The Foundling Stars". 1966. In The Second 'If' Reader In Space Lash "The Mechanic". 1966. In Space Lash "Fireproof". 1969. In Space Lash "Proof". 1971. In Where Do We Go From Here? 1 "Lecture Demonstration". 1973. In The John W Campbell Memorial Anthology "The Logical Life". 1974. In Stellar 1 "Mistaken for Granted". 1974. In Worlds of If: January-February 1974 "Stuck With It". 1976. In Stellar 2 Other information Mercury WorldCon talk, 1995

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13. HalClement In ZhurnalWiki Hal Clement. As Hal Clement he wrote science fiction novels quietly precise stories where physics, chemistry, and mathematics were the central characters. http://zhurnal.net/ww/zw?HalClement

14. Who Is Hal Clement? A brief look at clement's life. http://www.sos.mtu.edu/pfrc/clement.htm

So, who is Hal Clement, anyway? Hal Clement (Harry Clement Stubbs), was born in Somerville, MA on May 30, 1922, and grew up in Greater Boston. He attended schools in Arlington and Cambridge, finishing Rindge Tech in 1939. He received his B.S. in astronomy from Harvard in 1943, an M. Ed. from Boston U. in 1946 (G.I. Bill), and an M. S. in chemistry from Simmons College in 1963 (Sputnik panic). Upon finishing Harvard, he entered the Army Air Corps Reserve, received pilot wings and lieutenant's commission at Stewart Field, New York, in March 1944, and flew 35 combat missions as copilot and pilot in B-24 Liberator bombers with the 8th Air force. Recalled to active duty in 1951, he spent eight months as a squadron executive officer at Bolling Air Force Base and sixteen as a technical instructor at the Armed Forces Special Weapons School at Sandia Base, New Mexico. He retired from the service as a full colonel in 1976. His interest in both science and science fiction started in 1930 when he saw a Buck Rogers comic strip featuring a space ship en route to Mars. His father, an accountant unable to answer young Harry's scientific questions, took him to the local (Arlington) public library; he returned with an astronomy book under on e arm and Jules Verne's "Trip to the Moon" under the other. His first story, "Proof", appeareed in the June 1942 issue of Astounding Science Fiction (now Analog) Magazine, and his first novel, "Needle", was serialized there in 1949. His best known story, "Mission of Gravity", appeared in 1953, and has been in print for much of the time since. Other well known novels are "Iceworld", "Close to Critical", "Star Light", and "Still River". "Fossil" was published in November, 1993 by Daw Books. "Half Life" has been accepted for publication by TOR Books.

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Hal Clement (Harry Clement Stubbs) 1998 Grand Master of the Science Fiction Writers of America Original Short Fiction Clement, Hal, Absolute Magnitude Analog Astounding Future Galaxy If Satellite Science Fiction Science Fiction Adventures Sources of Biographical and Bibliographical Information Asimov, Isaac, Chapter 79. Hal Clement, in I, Asimov, Doubleday, New York, 1994, 562 pp. ISBN: 0-385-41701-2 ($25.00 list)

16. Science Fiction Writer Robert J. Sawyer: Tribute To Hal Clement All Rights Reserved. hal clement (the pen name of Harry C hardSF writer to be honored this year hal clement nonetheless won by a landslide without any interference http://www.sfwriter.com/clement.htm

You Are Here: SFWRITER.COM Nonfiction HOME About Rob ... Order Books Autographed Copies! Search Discussions Join the RJS List! E-mail Rob Other Novels: Flashforward Golden Fleece Factoring Humanity Illegal Alien ... Terminal Experiment Quintaglio Trilogy: Far-Seer Fossil Hunter Foreigner I Support: Tribute to HAL CLEMENT by Robert J. Sawyer Hal Clement (the pen name of Harry C. Stubbs) was Fan Guest of Honor at the science-fiction convention Armadillocon 21, held September 10-12, 1999, in Austin, Texas. The organizers wanted Hal to suggest someone to write a tribute to him for the convention's program book, and he asked for me. I was delighted to prepare the following about one of my favorite writers and favorite people. One of the lines was this: "Which would you rather do: solve ten quadratic equations or write a one-page essay on one of Shakespeare's plays?" Golden Fleece ). But no one could blame Hal: it sounded like something he might come up with, and I don't think there's any doubt what Hal's own answer to that question would be. This is a man who revels in science, a man who inspired decades of students with his love of chemistry, a man who pioneered the concept of world-building back, as he says, before slide rules had grown buttons. The last thing I did before I left office as president Analog Half Life , coming this September in hardcover from Tor.)

17. The Essential Hal Clement Volume 1 The Essential hal clement. Volume 1 Trio for Slide Rule Typewriter hal clement. hal clement is the pseudonym of the exemplar of hard science fiction, Harry C http://www.nesfa.org/press/Books/Clement1.htm

The Essential Hal Clement edited by Mark L. Olson and Anthony R. Lewis updated 22 February 2001 Cover art by George Richard, cover design by Lisa Hertel Edited by Mark L. Olson and Anthony R. Lewis ISBN 1-886778-06-X, 1999, $25.00, hardcover, 522 pages. Introduction by Poul Anderson Needle Iceworld , and Close to Critical Needle Iceworld Close to Critical Hal Clement Hal Clement is the pseudonym of the exemplar of hard science fiction, Harry C. Stubbs. He created the pseudonym while working for his Master's degree in Astronomy at Harvard, fearing his professor would not want him to be "wasting" his time. He did not know that this same professor submitted science fiction to Hugo Gernsback's magazines. Hal's first published story was "Proof" which appeared in the June 1942 issue of Astounding Science Fiction . Then, like many other sf writers, the War intervened. Following bomber combat duty in Europe with the Army Air Corps in World War II, Harry returned home, learned to drive a car, became a high-school chemistry teacher, and wrote Hugo-winning science fiction. Hal is a fixture at many sf conventions, where he always has time to talk to his fellow fans.

18. Noise By Hal Clement Review of the SF novel Noise by hal clement. http://www.computercrowsnest.com/sfnews2/03_dec/review1203_6.shtml

Your browser does not support script advertise. Search: EUROPE'S MOST VISITED SF/F WEB SITE Noise by Hal Clement pub: TOR. 252 page hardback. Price: $23.95 (US), $33.95 (CAN). ISBN: 0-765-30857-6 check out website: www.tor.com I f you ever want to learn how to create a realistic alien world then one of your first stops should always include works by the author Hal Clement. Kainui is one of a pair of planets of a binary star system. It is a primeval water world with lightning, water spouts and tsunamis all arguing over its 1700 mile deep single ocean. All this noise is defining and if you go outside, you wear a noise-suit suppresser so you can hear yourself speak. Kainui was colonised by Polynesians who leave their floating cities in seed grown boats looking for food and other produce which they can barter with other colonies. Linguist Mike Hoani arrives on the planet and stays with one boat as he hopes it will see him across the world and see how their language has changed since their settlement. Not only have the Polynesians evolved a much leaner body thanks to the low gravity they have also utilised a non-verbal language called 'finger' in which they can communicate without depending on their suit radios. From the above outline, you should realise that you're not dealing with a standard SF adventure book. A lot of the time, it's really Man against the elements and isn't until the end of the book that they encounter another colony living in the south.

19. The Essential Hal Clement Volume 2 The Essential hal clement. Volume 2 Music of Many Spheres. edited by Mark L. Olson and Anthony R. Lewis. updated 22 February 2001. Cover art by George Richard, cover design by Lisa Hertel. Edited by http://www.nesfa.org/press/Books/Clement-2.htm

The Essential Hal Clement Volume 2: Music of Many Spheres edited by Mark L. Olson and Anthony R. Lewis updated 22 February 2001 Cover art by George Richard, cover design by Lisa Hertel Edited by Mark L. Olson and Anthony R. Lewis ISBN 1-886778-07-8, $25.00, hardcover, 504 pages. Introduction by Ben Bova Short SF by Hal Clement Hal Clement Hal Clement is the pseudonym of the exemplar of hard science fiction, Harry C. Stubbs. He created the pseudonym while working for his Master's degree in Astronomy at Harvard, fearing his professor would not want him to be "wasting" his time. He did not know that this same professor submitted science fiction to Hugo Gernsback's magazines. Hal's first published story was "Proof" which appeared in the June 1942 issue of Astounding Science Fiction . Then, like many other sf writers, the War intervened. Following bomber combat duty in Europe with the Army Air Corps in World War II, Harry returned home, learned to drive a car, became a high-school chemistry teacher, and wrote Hugo-winning science fiction. Hal is a fixture at many SF conventions, where he always has time to talk to his fellow fans.

20. Boston.com / News / Boston Globe / Obituaries / Hal Clement, 81, Craftsman Of Sc Boston Globe Obituaries. hal clement, 81, craftsman of sci fi novels hal clement, whose meticulously crafted tales of alien visitors, lifesaving mathematical equations, and man http://www.boston.com/news/globe/obituaries/articles/2003/10/31/hal_clement_81_c

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