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Lusooma
New Year in the Great Indian Federation dawns with a murder. Is this the end of a millennium of progress? Will crime, deceit and disloyalty gain the upper hand and tear asunder the land of peace and plenty? What elements are behind the cowardly act?On the trail of the killer, exposing fanatics and frauds, Sudhanshu and Sarita stumble upon the secret of the legendary Dr Lusooma. A thirty first century science fiction.
101 pages, Unknown Binding
First published January 1, 1992
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February 14, 2022
The first time I read this was over 20 years ago. I liked it quite a bit back then. I reread it a few times since then. There are some interesting themes the author explores. The importance of understaning how science is used for the betterment of mankind was quite relevant.
But there are big issues with the science used in the book. While I understand that it is for children, I would have liked the author to have considered things like gravity when he talks about an artificial moon.
Overall, it's fine if you don't think too much about the logic of the science used.
But there are big issues with the science used in the book. While I understand that it is for children, I would have liked the author to have considered things like gravity when he talks about an artificial moon.
Overall, it's fine if you don't think too much about the logic of the science used.
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