The professor was lost in thought. He was disturbed and wor… - Dmitri Bilenkin

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The professor was lost in thought. He was disturbed and worried, but proud that he was behaving like a true scientist: he wasn’t losing his head, or panicking, or believing in miracles.

Dmitri Bilenkin

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Dmitri Bilenkin (September 21, 1933 – July 28, 1987), was a Soviet science fiction author.

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