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"I think engineering will supply our demand for a "spiritual" life after meat death."
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![]() An unusually verbose and ungainly expression coined by Gallun, who contributed many words and phrases that fall more felicitously from the tongue (see Additional Resources below).
Many people prefer the more terse expression "Farside", which first appeared in We Have Fed Our Sea, by Poul Anderson. Published by Astounding in 1958. Comment/Join this discussion ( 0 ) | RSS/XML | Blog This | Additional
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Chrysalis Generation Ship to Alpha Centauri
'This was their world, their planet — this swift-traveling, yet seemingly moveless vessel.'
Animated Tumblebugs On Astounding Cover!
'Gaines and Harvey mounted tumblebugs, and kept abreast of the Cadet Captain...'
LingYuan Vehicle Roof Drones Now Available, ala Blade Runner 2049
Accompanied by a small selection of similar ideas from science fiction.
China Steals Strato Airship Design From Google App Engine
'...war-balloons, or, as it would be more correct to call them, navigable aerostats.'
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