Oddly enough, no, though I'm sure he would have agreed! This was a fellow member of the Sheffield Science Fiction Group back in the mid to late 70s - blowed if I can remember his name.
"which implied that God knew man would come along and do his dirty work and get rid of that pesky devil ... and a 12 year old told me how daft it was that the spaceship turned round to fall into the black hole - !"
Not to mention the spaceship (a ringer for Thunderbird 3) "windscreen" that could be blown out with a bolt gun - and which retained enough air for people to talk and put the shields up... Shields?? And why weren't they up in the first place.
Re: Who again?
Oddly enough, no, though I'm sure he would have agreed! This was a fellow member of the Sheffield Science Fiction Group back in the mid to late 70s - blowed if I can remember his name.
"which implied that God knew man would come along and do his dirty work and get rid of that pesky devil ... and a 12 year old told me how daft it was that the spaceship turned round to fall into the black hole - !"
Not to mention the spaceship (a ringer for Thunderbird 3) "windscreen" that could be blown out with a bolt gun - and which retained enough air for people to talk and put the shields up... Shields?? And why weren't they up in the first place.