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UNIT 12 - READING 1 Jules Verne
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UNIT 12 - READING 1 Jules Verne
Sci-fi fans consider Jules Verne to be "the father of science fiction." Born in 1828 during the Industrial Revolution, Verne witnessed the birth of many new technologies. Inspired by such innovations, he began to write novels about exciting adventures in futuristic worlds. His creativity captured readers' imaginations, and he went on to become the second most translated author in the world. Perhaps his most impressive achievement is that he described ideas for technological developments long before they became realities. In his 1865 novel From the Earth to the Moon, Verne described men traveling to the moon in a manner almost identical to the 1969 moon mission of Apollo 11. He correctly imagined the size of the space capsule and rightly estimated that it would take three days to get to the moon. Without knowing the effects of zero gravity, Verne accurately described weightlessness in space. Moreover, he predicted that the spacecraft involved in the first successful moon landing would be launched from Florida in the US. In 1867, Verne started to write 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, in which he described a submarine traveling around the world. In the story, Verne predicted the use of submarines for war and scientific research and hinted at the possibility of nuclear power. Verne even imagined the feasibility of hydrogen-powered cars in his novel The Mysterious Island. While the majority of Verne's novels were optimistic about the future, Verne also saw a darker side of technology. In his novel The Begum's Fortune, he predicted the kind of horrors seen in World War II, in which bombs and poison gas killed millions of people. Overall, Verne showed extraordinary powers of foresight and tried hard to offer his readers a blend of optimism and pessimism in relation to how science can change the world. Over time, his works have been adapted many times for television series, theater, and movies. Without his contribution to the genre, sci-fi classics such as Star Wars or E.T. might never have been created.
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1 Sci-fi fans consider Jules Verne to be "the father of science fiction." 2 Born in 1828 during the Industrial Revolution, Verne witnessed the birth of many new technologies. 3 Inspired by such innovations, he began to write novels about exciting adventures in futuristic worlds. 4 His creativity captured readers' imaginations, and he went on to become the second most translated author in the world. 5 Perhaps his most impressive achievement is that he described ideas for technological developments long before they became realities. 6 In his 1865 novel From the Earth to the Moon, Verne described men traveling to the moon in a manner almost identical to the 1969 moon mission of Apollo 11. 7 He correctly imagined the size of the space capsule and rightly estimated that it would take three days to get to the moon. 8 Without knowing the effects of zero gravity, Verne accurately described weightlessness in space. 9 Moreover, he predicted that the spacecraft involved in the first successful moon landing would be launched from Florida in the US. 10 In 1867, Verne started to write 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, in which he described a submarine traveling around the world. 11 In the story, Verne predicted the use of submarines for war and scientific research and hinted at the possibility of nuclear power. 12 Verne even imagined the feasibility of hydrogen-powered cars in his novel The Mysterious Island. 13 While the majority of Verne's novels were optimistic about the future, Verne also saw a darker side of technology. 14 In his novel The Begum's Fortune, he predicted the kind of horrors seen in World War II, in which bombs and poison gas killed millions of people. 15 Overall, Verne showed extraordinary powers of foresight and tried hard to offer his readers a blend of optimism and pessimism in relation to how science can change the world. 16 Over time, his works have been adapted many times for television series, theater, and movies. 17 Without his contribution to the genre, sci-fi classics such as Star Wars or E.T. 18 might never have been created.