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The Miniature
- by John D. MacDonald
- Super Science Stories, September 1949
Jedediah Amberson, a economist at Columbia University, steps into the main branch of his bank and finds himself in year 83 of the Gradzinger calendar, where he tries to guess how money has evolved. —Michael Main
“Why, I walked through your front door.” Jed suddenly frowned. “There was a strange jar as I did so. A dislocation, a feeling of being violently twisted in here.”
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The Wheel of Time
- by Robert Arthur, Jr.
- Super Science Stories, March 1950
Decades before that other Robert wrote of his Wheel of Time, Robert Arthur gave us this story of his recurring mad scientist Jeremiah Jupiter and his long-suffering assistant Lucius. This time, Jupiter plans to create a time machine from oranges, The Encyclopedia Britannica, bass drums, tiny motorcycles, and three trained chimps.
I am going to set up an interference in the time rhythm at this particular spot. Then the chimpanzies will enter it with my time capsules—since I know you won’t—and they will deposit the capules here a million years ago!
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Vengeance, Unlimited
- by Fredric Brown
- Super Science Stories, July 1950
After Venus is destroyed by an invading fleet, Earth and Mars end their dispute in order to put together a fleet that can travel back in time to extract vengeance on the invaders. I like Brown’s work a lot, but not this story which had gaping holes, not the least of which was a problem with the units of c raised to the c power (one of my pet peeves).
In ten years, traveling forward in space and backward in time, the fleet would have traversed just that distance—186,334186,334 miles.
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