 |
|
 |
Four-Day Planet by H. Beam Piper:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
Enjoyable novel by Piper; the most interesting main character is the planet Fenris. Days that last for 2,000 hours and four days per year; too hot or too cold. This book recalls some of Heinlein juveniles of the fifties. Select
an invention:
Recording Radio A handheld device that both recorded sound and transmitted it live to a remote broadcasting location.
|
Teleprinter A device that printed out a copy of today's newspaper.
|
Transmit Camera A camera that both takes pictures and uploads it directly to a news station.
|
Technovelgy.com is devoted
to the creative inventions of science fiction authors and movie makers. Look
for the Science Fiction Invention Category that
interests you, the Glossary of Science Fiction
Inventions, the Timeline of Science Fiction
Inventions, or see what's New.
Find new authors and technologies - Shop for yourself,
your library and your lab.
|
 |
Science
Fiction
in the News
Prairie Madness - And Space Sickness
re: Hugo Gernsback
(9/29/2026)
Can Stratospheric Aerosol Injection Control The Weather?
re: Jane Webb Loudon
(9/27/2026)
SETI Suggests Prospecting The Solar System Without Landing
re: Philip Nowlan w/D. Calkins
(9/25/2026)
Wolfram Alpha Mathematica Predicted by Science Fiction in 1948!
re: Margaret St. Clair
(9/25/2026)
Cislunar Space And The Space Lanes of Golden Age Science Fiction
re: Edmond Hamilton
(9/23/2026)
NASA Moonbase Update
re: Jim Vanny
(9/21/2026)
Neuralink Will Allow Humans To Communicate With ... Animals?
re: Cordwainer Smith
(9/19/2026)
Special Lights For Driverless Cars!
re: Various
(9/15/2026)
'Old People Began to Cross The Continent In Their Own Cars'
re: David H. Keller
(9/13/2026)
Harrison Bergeron, Illustrated And Practiced
re: Kurt Vonnegut
(9/11/2026)
Starfall Manufacturing Drugs In Space
re: Basil E. Wells
(9/9/2026)
The Solar Oberth Slingshot
re: Robert Heinlein
(9/7/2026)
'Maybe The Woman Of Your Life Is Still Under Production'
re: Lester del Rey
(9/5/2026)
'If Anyone Is Watching Earth...'
re: Arthur C. Clarke
(9/3/2026)
More
SF in the News
|
 |