space vessel n.
Vehicles
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1929 Baby on Neptune in Amazing Stories Dec. 798/2
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Miles J. Breuer, M.D.
Clare Winger Harris
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Corrigan moved the space-vessel close to the scene of the tragedy, gradually, with the aid of the infra-red screen.
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1932 Last Woman in Wonder Stories Apr. 1240/1
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Thomas S. Gardner
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You mentioned the exploration of your Moon, Historian Z11, what type of space vessel was used? No space vessels reached Venus until the fortieth century.
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1935 World of Mist in Wonder Stories Oct. 617/2
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Laurence Manning
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On I walked, but when I turned around to look, I could see the high rim of the ‘ocean’ in the distance and the little dot that was our space-vessel.
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1950 Tools of the Trade in Astounding Science Fiction Nov. 60/2
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Raymond F. Jones
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Direct appeal to the foreign commissioners was, of course, useless. They might retreat from their kibitzing, but they would put Earth down as an unfriendly planet of sub-sentient life on which it was not safe to have a space vessel repaired.
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1953 Nightmare Tower in Fantastic Universe June–July 23/1
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Sam Merwin, Jr.
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She looked around but failed to see his tall figure and saturnine face—treacherous face, she thought—among the half-dozen passengers already reclining in plastolounges, watching the amazing panorama projected on the ceiling from the viewplate recorders in the prow and stern of the huge space-vessel.
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1956 Beast with 7 Tails in Amazing Stories Aug. 10/1
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Robert Silverberg
Randall Garrett
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Guided by far-reaching, complex interstellar webs of subradio beams, the space vessel moved unerringly toward its destination.
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1959 Derelict in Fantastic Universe Mar. 80/1
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Stuart Palmer (1905-1968)
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Captain Ogg-Ogg never left the observation bridge after the first sighting of the alien space-vessel, his vast, ursine bulk crowding the navigators and technicians rather annoyingly.
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1973 The Asutra in Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction May iv. 48/2
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Jack Vance
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Do any of the Earth-worlds build space vessels in the shape of black globes?
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1992 On Books in Asimov’s Science Fiction 173/1
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Baird Searles
Here are spaceships galore, abristle with turrets, antennae, and all those things that extrude from space vessels these days.
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2015 Impulse viii. 84
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Dave Bara
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A ship with a functioning Hoagland Field provided equal protection to all areas of a space vessel, making the location of the bridge a style decision.
Research requirements
antedating 1929
Earliest cite
Clare Winger Harris and Miles J. Breuer, M.D., 'A Baby on Neptune'
Research History
Fred Galvin submitted a 1954 cite from an unattributed feature in Vargo Statten Science Fiction Magazine.Fred Galvin submitted a cite from a 1950 reprint of Clare Winger Harris and Miles J. Breuer, M.D.'s "A Baby on Neptune"; Jeff Prucher verified it in the 1929 first appearance.
Fred Galvin submitted a 1935 cite from Alexander M. Phillips' "Martian Gesture".
Fred Galvin submitted a 1959 cite from Stuart Palmer's "Derelict".
Fred Galvin submitted a 1932 cite from Thomas D. Gardner's "The Last Woman".
Fred Galvin submitted a 1935 cite from Laurence Manning's "World of the Mist".
Fred Galvin submitted a 1939 cite from John Russell Fearn's "Thoughts That Kill".
Fred Galvin submitted a 1953 cite from Jacques Jean Ferrat's "Nightmare Tower".
Fred Galvin submitted a 1950 cite from Raymond F. Jones's "Tools of the Trade".
Fred Galvin submitted a 1953 cite from H. B. Fyfe's "Fast Passage".
Fred Galvin submitted a 1951 cite from Poul Anderson's "Interloper".
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