Only one tale took place on Sasoom (Jupiter).Ĭopyright © 1982, 1996-2003 by David Bruce Bozarth. Many different tales took place on Jasoom (Earth) and Barsoom (Mars).
#BARSOOM ENERGY LANCE SERIES#
In an unrelated series of stories Carson Napier traveled to and landed upon Cosoom (Venus). Within the Burroughsian universe, it can be said that no characters ever visited Rasoom (Mercury). The inhabitants of Thuria call their planet LADAN.įrom The Skeleton Men of Jupiter we learn the Morgors have a naming convention based on their language: However, we must remember that science fiction is often based on the author's world view, and what ERB writes is plausible in.
Master of Adventure: The Worlds of Edgar Rice Burroughs, by Richard A. In Swords of Mars, John Carter nemes the Martian moons as Thuria, the larger moon orbiting at 5,800 miles from the planet's surface and Cluros, slightly smaller and orbits at 14,500 miles. A New Map Of Barsoom, Geographers Of Mars I: Matching Mars And Barsoom, Mapping Barsoom II, Mapping Barsoom II, Mapping Barsoom III 6 Cf. Lancey develops solutions aiming to democratize energy storage and promote self-consumption in buildings, thus fighting energy poverty.From June 15 to 18, Lancey will be present at Viva Technology alongside ENGIE. Moving outward from the sun, the Barsoomian names for the planets of the solar system are: Lancey Energy Storage is a young industrial company created in 2016 and based in Grenoble. NASAs Exploration Rover Spirit wintered on a small hill known as 'Low Ridge,' producing this 360-degree view of the. The red planet continues to capture the imagination of science fiction writers and scientists alike and serves as an impetus for exploration. Barsoom, as Mars is known by its inhabitants, is only one of many worlds catalogued by Martian astronomers. In Burroughs novels of Carters adventures, 'Barsoom' is the local name for Mars. Copyright © 1982, 1996-2003 All Rights Reserved.Įdgar Rice Burroughs carried his inventive creativity beyond the desert world of Mars.
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