Nat Schachner:
Science Fiction Technology and Ideas
Nathaniel Schachner (1895-1955) was an American author first published in 1930 with his frequent co-author Arthur Leo Zagat (see their co-authored contributions under Nat Schachner w. AL Zagat). Schachner was trained as both a lawyer and a chemist; he was one of Isaac Asimov's favorite authors.
Invention/Technology Source Work (Publication Date)

Asteroid Claim Law

Jurisdiction (1941)

Automatic Speeding Fine

Old Fireball (1941)

Concentrated Light - predicts the laser

The Shining One (1937)

Interplanetary Union Of Spacemen

Old Fireball (1941)

Multiple Sample Voice - sound mixing 30's style

The Shining One (1937)

Sono-Induction Coils - buried speaker technology

The Shining One (1937)

Space Lawyer (Sky-Lawyer) - space laws

Jurisdiction (1941)

Spacegram - solar system telegram

Jurisdiction (1941)

Subphoton Search Ray - see through walls

The Shining One (1937)

Thematite

Jurisdiction (1941)

Vibration Screen - keep spy beams out!

The Shining One (1937)


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