Tom McMorrow

Jigsaw (1953)

Summary

Tom McMorrow,  Jigsaw (1953)

“ Maybe you've read the rumors about converter-transmitter experiments in the facsimile papers. Well, that's me, baby. I'm the human cannonball that they're going to shoot through space.
You've heard of the Peiffer Foundation. They turned out that stepped-up atomic fuel a couple of years ago. Well, they're my new bosses, and an old bird by the name of Garski is getting ready to load me into his cannon. And the target is Mars.
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Source: Gutenberg

Tom McMorrow,  Jigsaw (1953)

“ The principle of the converter-transmitter, long known to scientific enthusiasts, is that of television carried a step farther. As television converts voices and images into electrical impulses and beams them to a receiving set which reassembles the picture and voice which started out, solid objects are converted, transmitted and reassembled by this mechanism. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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