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Etheric Propulsion-Vibrations Faster-than-light travel.
(From The Star-Roamers [1933] by Edmond Hamilton) |
Checker-City A city planned as a checker-board of alternating vegetation and buildings.
(From The Star-Roamers [1933] by Edmond Hamilton) |
Belt Automatic-Equalizers The wearer's experience of gravity will be just like Earth's.
(From The Star-Roamers [1933] by Edmond Hamilton) |
Folding Computer Terminal A foldable pocket computer.
(From The Merchants of Souls [2002] by John Barnes) |
Tubular Space-Gangway A means of traversing the short distance between two ships in space.
(From The Star-Roamers [1933] by Edmond Hamilton) |
AI-Based Hiring and Firing Letting a computer system handle the hiring and firing of employees.
(From Manna [2002] by Marshall Brain) |
Bulerite A building material, too good to be true, with hidden properties.
(From Macrolife [1979] by George Zebrowski) |
Poison Space Cloud (Etheric Poison) A deadly cloud of gas large enough to envelop the solar system.
(From The Poison Belt [1913] by Arthur Conan Doyle) |
Metavirus (Digital Metavirus) Binary code that can infect computers or even hackers, through the binary nerve.
(From Snow Crash [1992] by Neal Stephenson) |
Galactography Geography on a galactic scale.
(From Second Foundation [1953] by Isaac Asimov) |
Kzinti Lesson - Propulsion As Weapon The power of a craft's means of propulsion repurposed as an offensive weapon.
(From The Warriors [1966] by Larry Niven) |
Floating Villa An artificial island several acres in extent.
(From Doom Over Venus [1940] by Edmond Hamilton) |
Dream-House An establishment wherein one could find the finest dream adventures placed in his own mind.
(From Doom Over Venus [1940] by Edmond Hamilton) |
Dream-Adventures Dreams sent directly to the brain are more popular than movies.
(From Doom Over Venus [1940] by Edmond Hamilton) |
Planetary ID Card Identification for every person on every planet in the solar system.
(From Doom Over Venus [1940] by Edmond Hamilton) |
Death-Capsule A tiny implanted explosive capsule can be activated remotely.
(From Doom Over Venus [1940] by Edmond Hamilton) |
Bifocal TV Screen Lenses Using the bottom lens of bifocals as a TV screen.
(From Doom Over Venus [1940] by Edmond Hamilton) |
Dream-Machine The mechanism that sent standardized dreams into the brain.
(From Doom Over Venus [1940] by Edmond Hamilton) |
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