| 1934 Astounding Stories Sept. 159/1
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Opinion anent the late Charles Fort and his Lo!seems to be divided, but one thing is certain—that the bizarre occurrences reported to him are not manifestations of any superscience, as stated by the editors of Astounding Stories.
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| 1934 Astounding Stories Sept. 154/1
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Lo! is all any one could want in a department for information on superscience that has actually happened.
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| 1934 Astounding Stories Sept. 137
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The greatest collation of factual data on superscience in existence. Don't miss any installments, or the story is incomplete
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| 1981 Sci. Fiction Rev. Summer 36/1
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People might be surprised that I list Hogan in the same sentence, considering his old-fashioned super-science plots and cardboard characters.
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| 1990 I. Watson Flies of Memory i. 27
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People of the superscience tomorrow could easily be illiterate.
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| 2001 Sci. Fiction Chron. Mar. 14/1
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Some of them‥are super-science epics which would have done F. Orlin Tremaine proud. Are you now consciously emulating‥the science fiction you grew up reading?
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| 2005 C. Stross Accelerando vi. 247
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But this is supposed to be kiloparsecs from home, ancient alien civilizations and all that! Where's the exotic superscience? What about the neuron stars, strange matter suns structured for computing at nucleonic, rather than electronic, speeds?
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