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![]() How to deal with space debris, with those rocks in space that popped up out of nowhere?
If you're wondering who had the idea of meteor-spotting radar, follow the link.
Heinlein uses the same word in his 1940 novella Coventry:
Compare to the blaster from When the Green Star Waned (1925) by Nictzin Dyalhis, the stationary automatic blaster from Red Planet (1949) by Robert Heinlein and the neutron disruption blaster from The Complete Paratime (1951) by H. Beam Piper. Comment/Join this discussion ( 1 ) | RSS/XML | Blog This | Additional
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