Harl Vincent: Science Fiction Technology and Ideas

Harl Vincent:
Science Fiction Technology and Ideas

Harl Vincent (b. 1893– d. 1968) was the pen name of Harold Vincent Schoepflin, an American mechanical engineer and science fiction writer. Most of his stories were short works; The Doomsday Planet was the only work published as a novel.

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Invention/Technology	Source Work (Publication Date)
Silica Sphere (Dyson sphere) An enclosed environment, excavated on Mars, and then placed into the heavens (it's Phobos)	Lost City of Mars (1934)
Sol-Ido The universal language of interplanetary travelers.	Water-Bound World (1932)
Time-Space Television A device for seeing into the past.	Water-Bound World (1932)
Ultra-Telescope Ray A transporter Ray that works over interplanetary distances.	The Moon Weed (1931)
Videophone A person-to-person communication device offering sight as well as sound.	The Golden Girl of Munan (1928)

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