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Mars-Tube A remarkable subway system beneath the surface of Mars.
(From Mars-Tube [1941] by S.D. Gottesman) |
Reading Machine Hand-held device "reads" the spools of Martian books.
(From Mars-Tube [1941] by S.D. Gottesman) |
Spider Robot Guard The tunnels of the Mars-Tubes were guarded by fierce spider-like robots.
(From Mars-Tube [1941] by S.D. Gottesman) |
Factory in the Sky A vast manufacturing facility in space, between Mars and Jupiter.
(From Factory in the Sky [1941] by Basil E. Wells) |
Tubeways A fully enclosed, evacuated tube, through which passenger train cars are shot as through a rifle barrel!
(From Death in the Tubeway [1939] by Stanton A. Coblentz) |
Dead Spot A small planet in space has unusual properties.
(From Interplanetary Graveyard [1939] by R.R. Winterbotham) |
Robot Replaces Own Battery A robot performs the operation of replacing its own depleted battery with a fresh one.
(From I, Robot [1939] by Eando Binder) |
Radiation Trap Helmet A very specialized helmet for use in mines with radiation.
(From Radiation Trap [1941] by Harry Walton) |
Remote Voting It’s not in person and it’s not quite purely electronic.
(From Fuzzies and Other People [1984] by H. Beam Piper) |
Plague Weapons The use of biological warfare.
(From In the Year 2889 [1889] by Michel Verne) |
Music Sphere A beautiful white sphere full of your music.
(From Controlled Experiment [1954] by Chad Oliver) |
Stationmaster A human being is preserved for life in space, serving as the conscious mind running a space station.
(From Many Dreams of Earth [1954] by Charles E. Fritch) |
Synthetic Animal Engine A vehicle engine that uses synthetic muscles for power.
(From The Immortality Seekers [1937] by John W. Campbell) |
Intelligent Micro-Life Intelligent cells that can act within the body, made from inorganic materials.
(From The Immortality Seekers [1937] by John W. Campbell) |
Atomic Power Amazing energy at hand.
(From The Metal Giants [1926] by Edmond Hamilton) |
Oil Bath An alien method for surviving the high accelerations of space flight.
(From Hands Off [1954] by Robert Sheckley) |
Freeze-Blasters The ray it fires is cold - very cold.
(From Hands Off [1954] by Robert Sheckley) |
Heavy-Metal Detector Handy for a quick survey of a new planet.
(From Hands Off [1954] by Robert Sheckley) |
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