Title: Pretty hard stuff for the 1960s
Product review: From the blurb:Elswhere, out beyond the orbit of the moon was a huge space station, lost to all Earth tracking.At its center, where gravity was weakest, lived nine aliens; the rest of the station was filled with almost one thousand male and female mutants."Soon now," the mutants told each other, "we shall go down and kill them all..."An interesting twist on the space invaders story and how a girl from Missouri saves humanity.The neuroscience and communication technology touched upon in the book suggest the author did enough research to make a plausible story.He fell down on politics, but he does suggest that invading aliens regard the Soviet Union a more troublesome potential threat to their plans than the USA.This is what's referred to as "hard science fiction" in classics terminology.
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