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Major Inapak the Space Ace #1 (1951)

Magazine Enterprises · 1951 · 20 pages

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Contains 2 stories
Untitled story
13 pp · science fiction
Major InapakRobin John [the old Master Rocketeer]RoxtylJoecolonelPresidentMoonglowMlotonAngel
Science Sidelights
3 pp · non-fiction; math & science
Major InapakRobin John

Major Inapak and his friend Robin John explore the surprising science behind everyday mysteries in this educational adventure, from the hidden dangers in table salt to the unexpected "skin" that forms on water's surface. Through a series of hands-on experiments—including demonstrations of how chlorine bleaches ink, why fires need heat to survive, and how carbon dioxide can smother flames—Major Inapak reveals the fascinating chemistry and physics hiding in plain sight. It's learning made fun, complete with tricks Robin can try at home.

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