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Beyond the Heaviside Layer
Beyond the Heaviside Layer
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Jim Carpenter had never agreed to the opinion almost unanimously held by the scientists as to the true nature of the magnetic heaviside layer. He was going to try and punch a hole through it.
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Release dateNov 30, 2015
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    Beyond the Heaviside Layer - Capt SP Meek

    Beyond the Heaviside Layer

    By Capt. S.P. Meek

    Copyright © July 1930 Capt. S.P. Meek

    This edition published in 2010 by eStar Books, LLC.

    www.estarbooks.com

    ISBN - 9781612100005

    This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents are products of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

    Other Works by SP Meek Include

    Drums of Tapajos

    Troyana

    The Monkeys Have no tails in Zamboanga

    Doctor Bird and Operative Carnes Series

    The Radio Robbery

    The Thief of Time

    Cold Light

    The Ray of Madness

    Stolen Brains

    The Sea Terror

    The Black Lamp

    When Caverns Yawned

    The Port of Missing Planes

    The Solara Magnet

    Poisoned Air

    Vanishing Gold

    The Great Drought

    Jim Carpenter

    Beyond the Heaviside Layer

    The Attack from Space

    The Murgatroyd Experiment

    Futility

    The Red Peril

    The Osmotic Theorem

    The Cave of Horror

    Into Space

    Trapped in the Depths

    The Last War

    The Tragedy of Spider Island

    Nasturtia

    The Earth’s Cancer

    Submicroscopic

    Awlo of Ulm

    The Black Mass

    Giants on the Earth

    B.C. 30,000

    The Synthetic Entity

    The Curse of Valedi

    Beyond the Heaviside Layer

    By Capt S. P. Meek

    They were moving sluggishly along the red light, seeming to flow rather than crawl.

    McQuarrie, the City Editor, looked up as I entered his office.

    Bond, he asked, do you know Jim Carpenter?

    I know him slightly, I replied cautiously. I have met him several times and I interviewed him some years ago when he improved the Hadley rocket motor. I can't claim a very extensive acquaintance with him.

    I thought you knew him well. It is a surprise to me to find that there is any prominent man who is not an especial friend of yours. At any rate you know him as well as anyone of the staff, so I'll give you the assignment.

    What's he up to now? I asked.

    He's going to try to punch a hole in the heaviside layer.

    But that's impossible, I cried. How can anyone....

    My voice died away in silence. True enough, the idea of trying to make a permanent hole in a field of magnetic force was absurd, but even as I spoke I remembered that Jim Carpenter had never agreed to the opinion almost unanimously held by our scientists as to the true nature of the heaviside layer.

    It may be impossible, replied McQuarrie dryly, "but you are not

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