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Captain Brink of the Space Marines by Bob Olsen:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
"TO us it may seem inconceivable, at first thought, that life can exist in the nethermost depths of the ocean, but more and more we learn that some form of life, especially adapted to the pressure and conditions of the very deep seas, is present there. By the same token, the fact that atmospheric and other conditions are not similar to those of the Earth does not necessarily mean that no form of life is possible on another planet. There may, quite conceivably, be intelligent life on either Venus or Mars, or even on our fair satellite Luna — though, of course, such life would be vastly different from our own. Bob Olsen’s conception is exceedingly well thought out and the story makes excellent reading."

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