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| Roving Bomb Special zero-gee guided bomb. (From Lost Rocket [1941] by Manly Wade Wellman) |
| Magnetized Boots Special shoes to allow walking in and around a metal ship with no artificial gravity. (From Lost Rocket [1941] by Manly Wade Wellman) |
| Space Overalls Light-duty space suit. (From Lost Rocket [1941] by Manly Wade Wellman) |
| Grip Shoes Shoes with velcro soles used to walk in weightless environments. (From 2001: A Space Odyssey [1968] by Arthur C. Clarke) |
| Ring Road A magnetically levitated train. (From Starman Jones [1953] by Robert Heinlein) |
| Scientific Reincarnation Technology to allow a person to transfer themselves to a new, healthy body. (From Lord of Light [1967] by Roger Zelazny) |
| Deliverator Car The vehicle for edgy pizza delivery. (From Snow Crash [1992] by Neal Stephenson) |
| Oxygen Freshener A device that removed carbon dioxide from air and replaced it with fresh oxygen. (From Lost Rocket [1941] by Manly Wade Wellman) |
| DC Mini A therapy tool that allows a psychotherapist to enter a patient's dreams. (From Paprika [2007] by Satoshi Kon) |
| Precog (v) To see the future. (From Police Operation [1948] by H. Beam Piper) |
| Precog A person with precognitive ability (can predict the future). (From The Minority Report [1956] by Philip K. Dick) |
| Post-Crime Criminal activities after they have actually happened. (From The Minority Report [1956] by Philip K. Dick) |
| Unicephalon 40-D A problem-solving supercomputer. (From Stand-By [1963] by Philip K. Dick) |
| News Clown A person who delivers specially selected light news. (From Stand-By [1963] by Philip K. Dick) |
| Air-Tight Suit An special outfit that would allow a person to survive in vacuum. (From Edison's Conquest of Mars [1898] by Garrett P. Serviss) |
| Mind Control Genetically Modified Food Plants that are modified to produce specific combinations of flavors. (From Methuselah's Children [1941] by Robert Heinlein) |
| Tele-Screen A display screen for live events. (From After Armageddon [1932] by Francis Flagg) |
| Lifeboat A small space-worthy craft that can be jettisoned from a larger ship, to save its crew. (From Spacehounds of IPC [1931] by E.E. 'Doc' Smith) |
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