Talk:Two Planets
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In all sources I have found this is called "Auf zwei Planeten" not "Auf zwei Welten". There is a free pdf here (copyright i s expired) http://www.gasl.org/refbib/Lasswitz__Auf_2_Planeten.pdf and its also called "Auf zwei Planeten".
Yes, it is called Auf Zwei Planeten in the original German.
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