The First Men In The Moon by H. G. Wells

Description

The First Men in the Moon is a book by H. G. Wells, first published in 1901. This classic work of early science fiction follows businessman Mr. Bedford and eccentric scientist Dr. Cavor as they journey to the Moon using a revolutionary antigravity substance known as Cavorite. What begins as an adventurous escape from earthly concerns soon becomes a gripping exploration story, full of danger, discovery, and encounters with strange life beneath the lunar surface. Their extraordinary voyage leads them to the hidden world of the Selenites, an advanced civilization living within the Moon. Wells takes the reader deep into this underground society, exploring alien culture, technology, and communication in vivid, imaginative detail. The novel blends scientific speculation with adventure fiction, creating a suspenseful narrative as Bedford and Cavor struggle to understand — and survive — this new world. As the story unfolds, themes of imperialism, human ambition, ethics, and curiosity emerge, reflecting the social anxieties and technological optimism of the period. Wells’ skill at combining speculative science with social commentary helped establish him as one of the founding voices of modern science fiction.

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Formats: PDF, epub, AZW3
Page Count (PDF): 124
Word Count: 68,697
Illustrations: No
Footnotes: 2
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