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"Does it open a new horizon for my thinking? Does it lead me to think new kinds of thoughts, that I would not otherwise perhaps have thought at all? These qualities are what [make] science fiction ...unique."
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This appears to be the first reference to the 'hyperwave' means of communication.
Another early mention is found in the 1939 Lester del Rey story Habit. In the story, racing rockets head from Mars to a point above the ecliptic, down to Jupiter and back to Mars.
Conversations seem to take place faster than they would at light speed; however, this quote makes it obvious that hyperwave is not instantaneous.
Take a look at some of these explicitly FTL communication methods:
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