John Russell Fearn

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countergravity adj. | 1940 | Twilight of the Tenth World in Planet Stories Winter 107/1 Suppose the shells that dropped released a counter-gravity force upon impact: do you see what would happen?
Earth-norm n. | 1938 | Summons from Mars in Amazing Stories Mar. 98/2 The blood of an Earthling is held in its circulatory tract by gravity fixed at Earth-norm.
Earth-norm adj. | 1942 | Vampire Queen in Planet Stories Fall 65/2 Wearied, we went back to the ship and relaxed gratefully in the Earth-norm gravity.
Rhean n. | 1939 | Valley of Pretenders in Science Fiction Mar. 61/1 Every one of the Rheans fell to the ground, holding their ears in anguish, their higher hearing powers wrenched and hammered by the frightful concussion.
space conquest n. | 1937 | Brain of Venus in Thrilling Wonder Stories Feb. 44/1 The old system had been better, controlled by the original discoverer of space conquest.
spaceward adj. | 1940 | War of the Scientists in Amazing Stories Apr. 69/2 Sykes swept on through the mist, following close in the wake of the spaceward bacilli horde.
timeline n. | 1935 | Liners of Time in Amazing Stories May 32/1 The two Presidents—Templeton and Folson—were indeed the only men in the whole time[-]line who knew the real secret of a time[-]liner and how it operated. [Ibid. 34/2] Projection into the actual gas of evolution made it possible for Man to race far ahead of his own Age, into the distant future, or force his way back along the time line to the past.