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Verne's Science Fiction Novels (volume 10)
General Fiction凡尔纳科幻小说（第十卷）
(french) Compiled By Jules Verne
Verne was praised by people around the world as "the prophet of the scientific age." At that time, he described in his works that Paris had a fully automatic subway system, low-noise cars, and electric lighting systems. In his works, he also "invented" submarines, telegraphs, televisions, airplanes, etc. Later, many scientists believed that they were inspired by Verne's works and embarked on the path of science. Scientists such as Simon Lake, one of the inventors of the submarine, and Marconi, one of the inventors of radio, invented what Verne imagined in his works.
Verne was praised by people around the world as "the prophet of the scientific age." At that time, he described in his works that Paris had a fully automatic subway system, low-noise cars, and electric lighting systems. In his works, he also "invented" submarines, telegraphs, televisions, airplanes, etc. Later, many scientists believed that they were inspired by Verne's works and embarked on the path of science. Scientists such as Simon Lake, one of the inventors of the submarine, and Marconi, one of the inventors of radio, invented what Verne imagined in his works.
Verne's Science Fiction Novels (volume 8)
General Fiction凡尔纳科幻小说（第八卷）
(french) Compiled By Jules Verne
Verne was praised by people around the world as "the prophet of the scientific age." At that time, he described in his works that Paris had a fully automatic subway system, low-noise cars, and electric lighting systems. In his works, he also "invented" submarines, telegraphs, televisions, airplanes, etc. Later, many scientists believed that they were inspired by Verne's works and embarked on the path of science. Scientists such as Simon Lake, one of the inventors of the submarine, and Marconi, one of the inventors of radio, invented what Verne imagined in his works.
Verne was praised by people around the world as "the prophet of the scientific age." At that time, he described in his works that Paris had a fully automatic subway system, low-noise cars, and electric lighting systems. In his works, he also "invented" submarines, telegraphs, televisions, airplanes, etc. Later, many scientists believed that they were inspired by Verne's works and embarked on the path of science. Scientists such as Simon Lake, one of the inventors of the submarine, and Marconi, one of the inventors of radio, invented what Verne imagined in his works.