spacecraft n.

I saw the first of the great space craft….Not from Earth were those ships.

If moon voyaging is ever to escape from the pages of pseudo-scientific thrillers, and until some one attains that other baseless dream of fictionists, the ‘nullification’ of gravity, space craft must depend for their motive power on rockets and nothing else.

Wilma and I prepared to board the mysterious space craft we had met on our trip to Mars.

Unharmed the fugitives passed through the dilating door, and dipped down the side of the huge space craft.

Little Joe was a cargo ship, broad of diameter in the loading locks, massive of bulkhead, and cramped of fo’c’s’le, which in spacecraft had returned to its traditional place in the otherwise useless compartments of the tapering prow.

It sounded fascinating, almost Swiftian in concept. This space-craft which arrives from Venus and the strange conversation the pilot holds with a philosopher he meets.

The circling satellite…clearly resembled a beacon for approaching spacecraft.

In the interior of another spacecraft, Visitors were collapsing, tearing off their human faces and showing the…horrors beneath.

I believe our history is older than the spacecraft that brought it here.

Soon, however, communication with the spacecraft is lost and Generoo’s car crashes as the strange face zooms in at her through the fog.

The magic of inertialess space drives, the magic of anti-gravity. Hardly anybody knew we hadn’t invented it, had found it in a derelict alien spacecraft…thirty-five years ago.

With a tethered platform, you could raise a spacecraft above the thickest part of the atmosphere and eliminate much of the need for a heavy launch vehicle.