Galvanic Æther of the Martian Moons

More Tales from the Black Hart

De: Professor Stanwell Briar

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

This is a Mid-Century Modern science-based novel. In point of fact, Tales from the Black Hart is the foundational series of novels in the Mid-Century Modern school of literature and architecture.

What then, you ask, constitutes, and characterizes the key MCM attributes? Examples please, Professor? Can a dirigible be MCM? Certainly. Even more-so if it is painted like a Faberge Egg. Are pink and black bathroom subway tile MCM? Sadly, yes. The Savinelli 614 Hungarian style tobacco pipe? Rustic finish? Of course, my friend. What about kindly elderly mad-scientist professors shuffling about in their carpet slippers? Simply enough, as long as he is puffing on a Savinelli 614 Hungarian pipe, then obviously he is!
And what of the Utterly Mysterious Martian Moons (UMMM)? Just two lonely barren moons captured by gravitational forces and consequently spinning around Mars, or is there more to the story? Something untoward? Others have speculated as much. The Galvanic Winds blow fierce there - based upon readings taken from a bog standard Hopperscope,

These are the adventures of those early explorers; a mild mannered kindly old professor, randy graduate students, bog standard mad scientists and loyal crew on the voyages of the Queen Anne III.