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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 On The Martian Way [1907] by Harry Gore Bishop) |
Ghost Trap Device for capture and temporary storage of ectoplasmic entities.
(From Ghostbusters [1984] by Harold Ramis) |
Orbital Retirement Hotel A retirement home placed in low earth orbit.
(From Contact [1985] by Carl Sagan) |
Digital Paper Pad Just one molecule thick, it flips bits by flipping molecules.
(From KOP [2007] by Warren Hammond) |
Scanner Palm A document scanner implanted in the palm of the hand.
(From KOP [2007] by Warren Hammond) |
Videophone A person-to-person communication device offering sight as well as sound.
(From The Golden Girl of Munan [1928] by Harl Vincent) |
Zero-G Ashtray An ashtray designed for use on a space station.
(From Waldo [1942] by Robert Heinlein) |
Demagnitizing Ray A beam of radiation that makes even the strongest steel as brittle as chalk.
(From The Lord of Labour [1911] by George Griffith) |
Sonic Fold Force field that guides air around an air vehicle.
(From Ringworld [1970] by Larry Niven) |
Radson Skimmer A small vehicle designed for a small number of passengers; capable of low, slow flight.
(From This Immortal [1965] by Roger Zelazny) |
Atomic Microscopy A device that can actually visualize a individual molecule and its parts.
(From The Crack of Doom [1895] by Robert Cromie) |
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