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My husband is looking for a science fiction book possibly written in 1950's it contained short stories by well known writers of that time. The story he is looking for is about a group of people who find an abandoned spaceship. This spaceship has like robotic things used to like clean the ship that try to kill the people who found the ship basically the ship does all it can to attack and try to kill the people . he says that it was written during 1950's 1950's or 70's

Could this be the book?

Alicia, I moved your request to the Unsolved folder because you're looking for a specific story.

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Alicia, are you still looking for this?

That story sounds very familiar, When I was young I read many Ray Bradbury stories, but not a lot of other sci-fi. Here is one of the many compilations with his stories: Bradbury Stories: 100 of His Most Celebrated Tales.

I would try the Asimov collection mentioned above too. I think it has a story that I've been thinking about - about a girl who wanted to see the sun, on a planet where the sun shown only one day (in X amount of years).

I suggest browsing through one of these collections. Even if the story isn't there, you and he might have fun looking for it, and reading other good stories.

NancyJ wrote: "I think it has a story that I've been thinking about - about a girl who wanted to see the sun, on a planet where the sun shown only one day (in X amount of years). "

Ah, that's Ray Bradbury's . A real heartbreaker.

Michele wrote: "NancyJ wrote: "I think it has a story that I've been thinking about - about a girl who wanted to see the sun, on a planet where the sun shown only one day (in X amount of years). "

Ah, that's Ray ..."

Yes, thanks for the confirmation. I was going to write my own post about the story, but when I saw the story title on the link above, it sounded right. It's amazing when a short story stays in your head for 30 (or 40?) years!