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Imaginary life forms on the planet Jupiter -- living with gravity more than twice that of Earth, with atmospheric conditions to match, imposes severe restrictions on them. Date: 1940

Imaginary inhabitants of the planet Mercury must withstand colossal heat, and for this reason are likely to exist in the form of insects. Date: 1939

Sugar beet pulp and juice flowing from tank to tank, Montreal, Canada, early 20th century(?). Stereoscopic card. Detail

History of Paper: 5, c1900
History of Paper, c1900. Making flax paper in France. French advertisement for Liebigs extract of meat

The Paper Maker, 16th century, (1870). Artist: Jost Amman
The Paper Maker, 16th century, (1870). An engraving from The Arts of the Middle Ages and at the Period of the Renaissance, by Paul Lacroix, (London, 1870)

Fantastic Adventures - The Mermaid of Maracot Deep by Alexander Blade. A giant mermaid sits at the bottom of the ocean and holds up a tiny submarine in wonder. 1949

Amazing Stories scifi magazine cover - Machine Man of Ardathia
Cover design, Amazing Stories. Machine Man of Ardathia (Francis Flagg) -- 35, 000 years hence, man lives in a container fitted with controls for everything, including powerful rays. Date: 1927

Futuristic Human Cloning, Amazing Stories Scifi Magazine Cover
THE 4-SIDED TRIANGLE, by William F Temple. A scientist clones the body of a young woman in his laboratory in this futuristic science fiction magazine cover

Rail transport Saxony Pulp paper mills Railway coaches
Rail transport in Saxony, Pulp and paper mills in Saxony, Railway coaches of Germany, Nossen, 1912, Landkreis Meiszen, Papierfabrik, Eisenbahngelande mit Guterwagen

Pulp paper mills Saxony Industry Buildings Lunzenau
Pulp and paper mills in Saxony, Industry in Saxony, Buildings in Lunzenau, 1913, Landkreis Mittelsachsen, Lunzenau, Vogels Mechanische Weberei und Papierfabrik, Germany

Pulp paper mills Saxony Industry Lunzenau 1913
Pulp and paper mills in Saxony, Industry in Saxony, Lunzenau, 1913, Landkreis Mittelsachsen, Vogels mechanische Weberei und Papierfabrik, Germany

Pulp paper mills Saxony Ponds Erzgebirgskreis
Pulp and paper mills in Saxony, Ponds in Erzgebirgskreis, Borstendorf, 1908, Erzgebirgskreis, Grunhainichen, Germany

Willamette Falls Pulp paper mills United States
Willamette Falls, Pulp and paper mills in the United States, Mills in Oregon, Buildings in Oregon, 1906, Oregon, Woolen Mill, Electric Light, Flour Mill...on the Willamette River

Pulp paper mills Saxony Klipphausen 1905 Landkreis MeiBen
Pulp and paper mills in Saxony, Klipphausen, 1905, Landkreis Meiszen, Munzig, Papierfabrik, Germany

Industry Austria Pulp paper mills Reutte 1903
Industry in Austria, Pulp and paper mills in Austria, Reutte, 1903, Tyrol (state), Reutte i. Tirol, Reutte und seine Umgebung

Bridges Landkreis MeiBen Industry Saxony
Bridges in Landkreis Meiszen, Industry in Saxony, Pulp and paper mills in Saxony, Nossen, 1899, Landkreis Meiszen, Leimfabrik, Lederfabrik, Papierfabriken, Germany

Pulp paper mills Saxony Buildings Waldheim 1917
Pulp and paper mills in Saxony, Buildings in Waldheim, 1917, Landkreis Mittelsachsen, Waldheim, Rauschental, Papierfabriken von Kubler und Niethammer, Germany

Pulp paper mills Saxony Floha river 1915
Pulp and paper mills in Saxony, Floha (river), 1915, Erzgebirgskreis, Grunhainichen, Papierfabriken Siegel & Hse, Germany

Industry Saxony Rail tracks Germany Pulp paper mills
Industry in Saxony, Rail tracks in Germany, Pulp and paper mills in Saxony, Lunzenau, 1901, Landkreis Mittelsachsen, Weberei und Papierfabrik

Castles Landkreis Bautzen Restaurants Pulp paper mills
Castles in Landkreis Bautzen, Restaurants in Landkreis Bautzen, Pulp and paper mills in Saxony, Multiview postcards, Doberschau-Gauszig, 1903, Landkreis Bautzen, Doberschau

Studio shot of an orange half on a blue background

Fantastic Adventures - The Liquid Man
Cover of Fantastic Adventures, September 1941, featuring the story The Liquid Man by Bernard C. Gilford. Weird looking man with green skin is going to drink a steaming liquid out of a test tube

Fantastic Adventures - Daughter of the Snake God
Cover of Fantastic Adventures, May 1942, featuring the story Daughter of the Snake God by William P. McGivern and John York Cabot

Fantastic Adventures - Dwellers of the Deep
Cover of Fantastic Adventures, April 1942, featuring the story Dwellers of the Deep by Don Wilcox. Man in wet suit looks through a round window of a submarine

The Justice of Tor, Fantastic Adventures scifi magazine cover
The Justice of Tor Date: 1950

Imaginary inhabitant of the planet Saturn
An imaginary inhabitant of the planet Saturn. The unstable surface would be impracticable except for light, insect-like life forms who would have to breathe a gaseous atmosphere. Date: 1939

Imaginary inhabitants of the planet Neptune
The imaginary inhabitants of the planet Neptune have to put up with an unstable surface which is largely liquid, a dense atmosphere, very high gravity, and chemical storms. Date: 1940

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Step into the captivating world of "pulp" - a realm where imagination knows no bounds. The covers of Astounding Stories and Amazing Stories Sci-fi magazines beckon you to explore uncharted territories, where the extraordinary becomes reality. In one cover, an otherworldly city hidden on the lunar surface awaits your discovery. Its ethereal glow hints at secrets yet to be unveiled. Another cover showcases a menacing mad robot, its metallic frame exuding both power and danger. Will it bring chaos or salvation? But not all is mechanical in this realm of wonder; behold a fearsome monster tsetse fly with its grotesque features dominating another magazine cover. Its presence sends shivers down your spine as you ponder what unimaginable horrors lie within those pages. Travel back in time with H. G. Wells' iconic War of the Worlds illustration from 1927, capturing the essence of intergalactic warfare that has enthralled generations. Witnessing towering metal robots wreak havoc upon Earth's cities leaves you breathless. Yet amidst these fantastical tales, there are also glimpses of ingenuity and innovation. Behold HMS Habbakuk in section - a colossal ship made entirely out of ice. A testament to human creativity pushing boundaries beyond comprehension. And while we marvel at these extraordinary stories, let us not forget the simple pleasures found within pulp's pages - juicing carrots for vitality and health or encountering unexpected allies like a loyal lion by our side against formidable foes. Thrilling Wonder Stories introduces us to giant ants that tower over humanity, reminding us that even in fiction's wildest imaginings lies an underlying truth: nature can always surprise us with its awe-inspiring creations. So step into this world where dreams come alive through vibrant illustrations and gripping narratives; immerse yourself in pulp's enchanting embrace as it transports you beyond reality's limitations into realms only limited by your own imagination.