Read the following passage and questions, then choose the right answer from options, the answer should be one of A, B, C, D.

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to redeem himself by capturing Koerber whose ships were the scourge of the Void. But his True, Koerber's escape from the I.S.P. net had not quite been his that almost surrounded the space pirate. Dennis couldn't tell. But his senses became instantly alert. Danger side as he leaped with deadly intent on the sprawled figure of Dennis cried out. Then the Martian's hand reached out hungrily. But Dennis was Dennis' chest, striking like a piston just below the heart. Dennis took Dennis, breathing heavily, stood over him until the international interplanetary League. Only major criminals and space pirates still I'm not mistaken this chap's a member of Bren Koerber's pirate crew. gently. "We'll say you captured him, and if he's Koerber's, the The stern, white haired I.S.P. Commander behind the immense Aluminil Koerber's henchmen—has given us a line as to his present orbit of overdue. All passengers, a cargo of radium from Venus worth untold begetting! Let me try, and I promise you ..." in his torture, Dennis Koerber, or forfeit my life!" a visual record of all we know about the passenger spacer that left in space. This, Dennis," the Commander emphasized his words, "is your interplanetary transport speeding majestically through the starry void, was an old story. Atom-blasts were pitting the spacer's hull with double hull—a new design against Genton shells, but it's the speed of the thing that you'll want to know about. It just about surpasses anything ever invented. Get the figures and data from the coordination room, son it's serviced and fueled and the crew's aboard." He extended his hand. "You're the best spacer we have—aside from your recklessness—and on your success depends far more than the capture of phantom ship that seemed to have vanished from space, and an equally elusive pirate whose whereabouts were hidden in the depths of fathomless space. To all but Captain Brooke, this was a new adventure, their first assignment to duty in a search that went beyond the realm of the inner planets, where men spent sleepless nights in eternal vigilance against stray asteroids and outlaw crews of ruthless vandal ships. Even their cruiser was a new experience, the long, tapering fighter lacked hoarded for fuel. The lightning fast tiger of the space-lanes, was a thing of beauty, but of grim, sleek beauty instinct with power, not the comfortable luxury that they knew. Day after day they went through their drills, donning space suits, manning battle stations viso-screen in the control room. Instantly the I.S.P. cruiser came to life. In a burst of magnificent speed, the cruiser literally devoured commanded through the teleradio from the control room: "Prepare to board!" Every member of the crew wanted to be among the boarding party, for all but George Randall, the junior member of the crew had served his apprenticeship among the inner planets, Mars, Venus and Terra. He felt of the Captain from the control room, then: "Test space suits. Test proud interplanetary liner, now soon to be but drifting dust, and he turned away with a look of shame. Inside the liner, Captain Dennis Brooke had finished making a detailed survey. "No doubt about it," he spoke through the radio in his helmet. "Cargo resolve to deal with Koerber once and for all remained to him. gazed curiously at Captain Brooke. They all knew the story in various versions, and with special additions. But they were spacemen, implicit in their loyalty, and with Dennis Brooke they could and did feel safe. Tom Jeffery, the tall, angular and red-faced Navigator, whose slow, easygoing movements belied the feral persistence of a tiger, and the swiftness of a striking cobra in a fight, led the small procession of lieutenant, looming like a young asteroid in his space suit, followed by Scotty, and finally Captain Brooke himself. All left in silence, as if the tragedy that had occurred aboard the wrecked liner, had touched them intimately. Aboard the I.S.P. Cruiser, a surprise awaited them. It was young George airlocks and removed the space suits. prayed that it were Koerber. It had to be! No interplanetary passenger but a pirate crew with swift battle cruisers could dare! This was the dangerous asteroid belt, where even planetoids drifted in eccentric Dennis, Tom Jeffery and Scotty Byrnes raced to the control room, "Crew, battle stations! Engine room, full speed!" Scotty Byrnes was already dashing to the engine room, where his beloved motors purred with an ascending hum. Aboard the I.S.P. Cruiser each member of the crew raced to his assigned task without delay. Action impended, and after days and nights of inertia, it was a blessed relief. Smiles appeared on haggard faces, and the banter of men unmistakably for what it was—a pirate craft, it showed by its sudden maneuver that it had detected the I.S.P. cruiser. For it had described a parabola in space and headed for the dangerous asteroid belt. As if navigated by a masterly hand that knew each and every orbit of the asteroids, it plunged directly into the asteroid drift, hoping to lose the I.S.P. cruiser with such a maneuver. Ordinarily, it would have succeeded, no I.S.P. patrol ship would have dared to venture into such Weaving through the deadly belt for several hours, Dennis saw his from starboard. Koerber's powerful spacer reeled, dived and came up midship showed on Koerber's Cruiser which trembled as if it had been mortally wounded. Then Dennis maneuvered his cruiser into a power immediately behind Koerber's ship. He saw the pirate cruiser zoom doomed, he tried to draw the I.S.P. Cruiser down with him. A powerful magnetic beam lashed out to spear the I.S.P. Cruiser. With a wrenching turn that almost threw them out of control, Dennis maneuvered to avoid the beam. Again Koerber's beam lashed out, as he Koerber's lashing magnetic beam touched and the I.S.P. ship was caught, a whiplash. Koerber's gunners sent one parting shot, an atom-blast that unknown planetoid was the legendary core of the world that at one time a crash. Far in the distance they could see Koerber's ship preceding them in a free fall, then the Planetoid was rushing up to engulf them. III The atmosphere was somewhat tenuous, but it was breathable, provided a man didn't exert himself. To the silent crew of the I.S.P. Cruiser, the strange world to which Koerber's magnetic Beam had drawn them, Scotty eyed the damage. The atom-blast had penetrated the hull into shot of Koerber's severed our main rocket feed. I had to use the "I think we got Koerber, though," he said at last. "While Tom was doing "To hell with Koerber!" Tom Jeffery exploded. "You mean we're stuck in "Better break out those repair plates," Dennis said to Scotty. "Tom, to find out what happened to Koerber's ship. I must know," he said in a this than we, and he's spoiled it for you!" "Yep," Dennis nodded. "But I'm still keeping my senses clear. No feuds on my ship. Get it!" The last two words cut like a scimitar.

<question>:
What was the most noteworthy feature of the spaceship provided for Dennis and his crew to chase down Koerber?

<options>:
A It's just about the fastest ship out in space, a huge advantage.
B It's the first I.S.P. ship with artificial gravity.
C The beryloid double-hull design.
D The most important part of any ship is always the same:the crew.

<answer>:

A