All Around the Moon

The narrative features three space travelers engaged in discussions about science and mathematics, ultimately deciding to change the trajectory of their projectile. This decision leads to unexpected outcomes, showcasing Verne's blend of scientific fact with imaginative fiction. The story reflects his belief that imagination can pave the way for future achievements, encapsulated in the quote, "What one man can imagine, another will someday be able to achieve." Verne's work continues to explore the boundaries of science and adventure.