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Gateway A device that opens a portal to another dimension.
(From Wanderer of Infinity [1933] by Harl Vincent) |
Mass-Conversion Ship A spacecraft that uses the ultimate in fuel sources.
(From Farmer in the Sky [1950] by Robert Heinlein) |
Airmaker A device that creates a specific breathable mix directly from the atmosphere.
(From Ringworld [1970] by Larry Niven) |
Sound Deadener Device that acts to damp excessive noise produced by different species.
(From Ringworld [1970] by Larry Niven) |
Stopper Bubble Device that halts time within its boundaries.
(From Red Lightning [2006] by John Varley) |
Platform Flyer A small craft suitable for journeys close to the ground.
(From The Star King [1964] by Jack Vance) |
Surface Slider A small, lightweight craft.
(From The Star King [1964] by Jack Vance) |
Flitter A small craft used for short-range journeys.
(From Vortex Blaster [1941] by E.E. 'Doc' Smith) |
Empath A being capable of telepathic empathy with others.
(From Empath [1956] by J.T. McIntosh) |
Super-Weapon A generic term for an advanced destructive device or technology.
(From Robot Nemesis [1939] by E.E. 'Doc' Smith) |
Credit A basic unit of currency.
(From The Mightiest Machine [1934] by John W. Campbell) |
Helicab A taxi cab that flies using helicopter rotors.
(From Heli-Cab Hack [1950] by John Weston) |
Gyrocab A flying taxi.
(From You Are Forbidden! [1947] by Jerry Shelton) |
Brick Moon An artificial satellite or space station with living quarters for passengers.
(From The Brick Moon [1869] by Edward Everett Hale) |
Wearables (Wearable Computers) Computers and peripherals that use textiles for electronic circuitry.
(From Rainbows End [2006] by Vernor Vinge) |
Antigravity A force opposed to gravity.
(From The Vanguard of Neptune [1932] by J.M. Walsh) |
Radar Mesentery A thick covering that supports a network of sensors.
(From This Immortal [1965] by Roger Zelazny) |
Sunshades Sunglasses that darken and lighten based on ambient lighting.
(From This Immortal [1965] by Roger Zelazny) |
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