Nelson S. Bond
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| darkside n. 1 | 1939 Mercurian Menace in Dynamic Science Stories Feb. 62/1 ‘The dark side?’ Carson stared at the investigator in amazement; then slowly shook his head. ‘No ma’am! Not Mr. Carson, lady. He stays away from the dark side of Mercury! [...] My dear young lady,’ said Buzz seriously, ‘there are some things that even a space scout doesn’t go out of his way to meet. I mean those things which don’t concern him. Those things that got Henderson and Frizell. The things that destroyed Galactic’s dark[-]side station in two weeks without even leaving a trace behind. The things that flicker through the twilight zone when you’re walking near the border.’ |
| grav n. 1 | 1939 Fugitives from Earth in Amazing Stories Dec. 14/2 ‘Gravs on, Bartram!’ ‘Gravs on, sir!’ |
| grav n. 2 | 1939 Fugitives from Earth in Amazing Stories Dec. 115/1 I had to take off with an acceleration two gravs greater than I had planned. |
| groundhog n. | 1940 Beyond Light in Planet Stories Winter 54/2 The simple truth is…that you’re a groundhog and a damned poor son-in-law for a spaceman. |
| hooman n. | 1943 Castaways of Eros in Planet Stories Winter iii. 73/1 Moles be durned! It’s hooman-bein’s, that’s what it is. In-trudin’ on our propity! |
| space-bound adj. 2 | 1942 Jessifer Rides Again in Thrilling Wonder Stories Oct. 58/2 We're out of the Belt, space-bound for the Jovian system. |
| spacefaring n. | 1942 Ballad of Venus Nell in Planet Stories Spring 60 None but the most daring do any space-faring In those lethal, whirlagig niches, But spacemen all claim that the Bog is aflame With infinite, fabulous riches. |
| time-warping adj. | 1940 Dictator of Time in Planet Stories Spring 114/1 At last they stepped into the chamber which housed the Time-warping machine. |