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Literally a space of more than three dimensions; conventionally, what you traverse when you go thru a [[space warp]]. Practically, it's the same thing as subspace: an imaginary miniature universe in which inconvenient natural laws like the light-speed limit on velocity need not apply. And [[John Magnus]] once organized a group of this name, the '''Hopeful Young People's Extra Radical Society for Promoting Amiable Conditions Everywhere'''. | Literally a space of more than three dimensions; conventionally, what you traverse when you go thru a [[space warp]]. Practically, it's the same thing as subspace: an imaginary miniature universe in which inconvenient natural laws like the light-speed limit on velocity need not apply. And [[John Magnus]] once organized a group of this name, the '''Hopeful Young People's Extra Radical Society for Promoting Amiable Conditions Everywhere'''. | ||
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| + | The term’s use in [[sf]] goes back at least to 1928, when [[Kirk Meadowcroft]] used it in “The Invisible Bubble” in the September ''[[Amazing Stories]]''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:20, 12 March 2021
| From Fancyclopedia 2, ca. 1959 |
| Literally a space of more than three dimensions; conventionally, what you traverse when you go thru a space warp. Practically, it's the same thing as subspace: an imaginary miniature universe in which inconvenient natural laws like the light-speed limit on velocity need not apply. And John Magnus once organized a group of this name, the Hopeful Young People's Extra Radical Society for Promoting Amiable Conditions Everywhere. |
The term’s use in sf goes back at least to 1928, when Kirk Meadowcroft used it in “The Invisible Bubble” in the September Amazing Stories.
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