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Rewriting History Use of sophisticated technology to continuously rewrite the historical record.
(From 1984 (Nineteen Eighty-Four) [1948] by George Orwell) |
Harvesting Saturn's Rings Mining the rings for industrial purposes.
(From The Computer Connection [1974] by Alfred Bester) |
A-Bomb Abbreviation for "atomic bomb".
(From Sixth Column [1941] by Anson MacDonald) |
Epileptigenic Ray Ray causes uncontrollable spasms in human subjects.
(From Sixth Column [1941] by Anson MacDonald) |
Inertial Bracelet Device to still hand tremors.
(From Psychohistorical Crisis [2001] by Donald Kingsbury) |
Commute Disk Flying autonomous commuter vehicle.
(From The Chromium Fence [1955] by Philip K. Dick) |
Magnalloy A durable form of magnesium.
(From The Cave of Horror [1930] by S.P. Meek) |
Shiftsuit A form of adaptive camouflage gear.
(From Matadora [1986] by Steve Perry) |
Multiverse A set or series of universes in parallel with our own.
(From The Sundered Worlds [1963] by Michael Moorcock) |
Death Projector Wide angle Ray of death!
(From The Stolen Mind [1930] by M.L. Staley) |
Killer Robot An autonomous robot made for the express purpose of killing living creatures.
(From Rust [1939] by Joseph E. Kelleam) |
Visual Pattern Recognition A robot's ability to respond to programmed visual stimulus
(From Rust [1939] by Joseph E. Kelleam) |
Solar-Powered Robot A robot powered by sunlight.
(From Rust [1939] by Joseph E. Kelleam) |
Skimmer Low-flying, hovering vehicle.
(From Lost Ulysses [1949] by W.L. Bade) |
Thought-receptor Vote-counting Machine That's one way to do a plebiscite.
(From If The Sun Died [1931] by R.F. Starzl) |
Vita-Light A special form of bulb or light source that could keep people who were never exposed to the sun perfectly healthy.
(From If The Sun Died [1931] by R.F. Starzl) |
Gravitic Relating to gravity.
(From A Question of Salvage [1939] by Malcolm Jameson) |
Floater (Vehicle) A conveyance distinguished primarily by antigravity power.
(From The Machine [1935] by John W. Campbell) |
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