Poul Anderson, Shield, XVI.
Inside a building, Koskinen, protected by the force-field shield, is surrounded and trapped by armed opponents - until he expands the field, thus crushing his enemies to death against the walls. The field even cracks open the walls and breaks shards from the ceiling. This is a very clever use of the defensive shield as a weapon. Kudos to Poul Anderson for technical neatness. (There was an earlier discussion of potential Applications of the shield.)
1 comment:
Kaor, Paul!
And I wonder if any physicists and engineers who read SHIELD ever wondered if it might be possible to invent a similar shield?
Sean
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