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Micro-Telescope An astronomical instrument for looking at objects in a miniature universe.
(From The Cosmic Pantograph [1935] by Edmond Hamilton) |
The Sleep Use of a special technique to lessen the supplies required for long space voyages.
(From Tani of Ekkis [1930] by Judson W. Reeves) |
Exodus Ship A generation ship to save a culture from extinction.
(From Tani of Ekkis [1930] by Judson W. Reeves) |
Skin Computer A computer that looks like a tattoo, on a stretchable base.
(From Mariposa [2009] by Greg Bear) |
Construct An artificial being, a pastiche of living and robotic pieces.
(From Retief, the Long-Awaited Master [1969] by Keith Laumer) |
Nearleather Fake leather.
(From What's Become of Screwloose? [1970] by Ron Goulart) |
Massive Open Learning Teach using standard videos prepared by the best teachers.
(From The Threat of the Robot [1929] by David H. Keller) |
Robots Take Human Jobs Robots displace human beings in the workforce.
(From The Threat of the Robot [1929] by David H. Keller) |
Pay Per View TV The broadcast of games and matches to private televisions for a fee.
(From The Threat of the Robot [1929] by David H. Keller) |
Governing Keyboard A remote-controlled robot responds to keyboard commands.
(From The Threat of the Robot [1929] by David H. Keller) |
Television Sheet A large, flat screen television set.
(From The Threat of the Robot [1929] by David H. Keller) |
Radio-Controlled Mechanical Man A remote-controlled robot.
(From The Robot Terror [1930] by Melbourne Huff) |
Sun-Telephone Receives transmissions from the sun itself.
(From In the Deep of Time [1897] by George Parsons Lathrop) |
Neo-Crystal Unbreakable transparent window material.
(From Master of the Asteroid [1932] by Clark Ashton Smith) |
Thionite A deadly drug.
(From Galactic Patrol [1937] by E.E. 'Doc' Smith) |
Radium Repeller ray Move inbound asteroids aside to keep ships safe.
(From The Asteroid of Death [1931] by Neil R. Jones) |
Reaction Attachment Independent maneuvering for space suits.
(From The Asteroid of Death [1931] by Neil R. Jones) |
Mechanical Newsmachine An automated device that delivers on-the-spot news.
(From Foster, You're Dead [1955] by Philip K. Dick) |
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