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"The thing that I'm most interested in at the moment is the so-called Infinite Energy solution - the possibility of finding new ways of tapping into virtually limitless sources of energy."
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![]() This is a very early reference to this idea, the first that I know about.
Read more about the artificial planets envisioned by Stapledon.
Compare to the power planet from Power Planet (1931) by Murray Leinster, the solar energy beam from Masquerade (1941) by Clifford Simak, the solar station from Isaac Asmov's 1941 story Reason and the solar beam from The Long Way (1944) by George O. Smith. Comment/Join this discussion ( 0 ) | RSS/XML | Blog This | Additional
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