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Space-Sick Uneasiness associated with space travel.
(From Ralph 124c 41 + [1911] by Hugo Gernsback) |
Handipad An electronic tablet for information browsing.
(From Wyrmhole [2003] by Jay Caselberg) |
Suction Mail Tube An evacuated tube system carrying mail to residences.
(From The Illustrated Man [1951] by Ray Bradbury) |
Metal Foil Advertisement An advertising circular made out of metal.
(From The Illustrated Man [1951] by Ray Bradbury) |
Magnetic Ram A device that fires pulses of magnetic energy.
(From Storm Thief [2006] by Chris Wooding) |
Electric Gun (Mass Driver) A device that used electromagnetic energy to accelerated capsules into orbit.
(From A Trip to Venus [1897] by John Munro) |
Megadont An engineered mastodon, used to convert vegetable matter into energy.
(From The Calorie Man [2005] by Paolo Bacigalupi) |
Kink-Spring A device that stores energy with near-perfect efficiency.
(From The Calorie Man [2005] by Paolo Bacigalupi) |
Numbitol You guessed it, a topical anesthetic.
(From The Mote in God's Eye [1974] by Larry Niven (w/J. Pournelle)) |
Armor Cloth Extremely tough synthetic fabric.
(From The Mote in God's Eye [1974] by Larry Niven (w/J. Pournelle)) |
Amphibious Skimmer Amphibious drone with blades.
(From Storm Thief [2006] by Chris Wooding) |
AM A supercomputer that hates.
(From I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream [1967] by Harlan Ellison) |
Mental Radio-Handicap A device that destroys concentration.
(From Harrison Bergeron [1961] by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.) |
Ferretscope A counter-surveillance tool to detect the presence of listening devices.
(From If This Goes On... [1940] by Robert Heinlein) |
Synthetic Personality A artificial identity, a legal fiction of a person.
(From If This Goes On... [1940] by Robert Heinlein) |
DNA Music Storage Encoding music in junk DNA.
(From Year Zero [2012] by Rob Reid) |
Whisper Line A means of communication between prisoners held in wide separation.
(From The Stars My Destination [1956] by Alfred Bester) |
Whispering Gallery A means of communication in specifically shaped spaces.
(From Journey to the Center of the Earth [1864] by Jules Verne) |
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