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Subject: Re: Identify This One, Please?
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Date: Mon, 4-Feb-85 12:00:20 EST
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From: Slocum@HI-MULTICS.ARPA

> Ships were able to penetrate the sun by a field which somehow >
polarized the molecules (atoms?)  of both ship and sun allowing those >
of the ship to "slip" between those of the sun.  That's all I > remember
except that the story involved one trip into the sun and > back out.
Something unusual happened there,but I haven't the > foggiest idea what
anymore.

This sounds kind of like "The Golden Apples of the Sun" by Ray Bradbury.
This is a short story in the collection by the same name.

Brett Slocum

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