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Well, there's the Perry Rhodan series, but nothing is matching there either.

I suppose it's possible (barely) that I missed reading a science fiction series or two in my youth.
 
twerppoet said:
Well, there's the Perry Rhodan series, but nothing is matching there either.

I suppose it's possible (barely) that I missed reading a science fiction series or two in my youth.

I read more of the story collection in magazines than books.

AA
 
Wow! I actually had a set of these in my room, though not this story and in a plain brown cover. They were in the room when I moved in, and some of the first science fiction I ever read. The 'invention' clue is what finally turned my head in the right direction.

Tom Swift and His Deep Sea Hyrodome.
 
twerppoet said:
Wow! I actually had a set of these in my room, though not this story and in a plain brown cover. They were in the room when I moved in, and some of the first science fiction I ever read. The 'invention' clue is what finally turned my head in the right direction.

Tom Swift and His Deep Sea Hyrodome.

Twerppoet strikes the jackpot. Absolutely correct.

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image-2040814442.webpLead us "Swiftly" to the next challenge,twerppoet.
 
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twerppoet said:
Heck! That didn't last long. Back to you, Scifan.

I won't be able to monitor a challenge for the next few hours so the challenge is open to any IPF member who wishes to post a challenge.
 
First, I hope all is OK with you, Scifan. I'm guessing the storm is raging around you.

My challenge is...

What is this a part of?

What are the lines on?

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Sent from my iPad 1 using iPF - Greetings
 
Yes, it is a symbol or a sign. However it is not for a building as such. Here is another part of the symbol.

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Sent from my iPad 1 using iPF - Greetings
 

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