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Aerocycle (Ærocycle) An aerial bicycle, human powered.
(From Looking Forward: A Dream of the United States of the Americas in 1999 [1899] by Arthur Bird) |
Temporal Paradox The paradoxical idea that making changes in the past results in changes in the present.
(From The Toy [1954] by Brian Berry) |
Aerodrome (Ærodromes) Flying machines.
(From Looking Forward: A Dream of the United States of the Americas in 1999 [1899] by Arthur Bird) |
Cosmo-Craft A spacecraft for traveling through time and space.
(From A Race Through Time [1933] by Donald Wandrei) |
Chemical Brain A purely chemical artificial intelligence.
(From The Chemical Brain [1929] by Francis Flagg) |
Polyfrequency Neutralizer Dissolves projected solidographs (holograms).
(From Gather, Darkness! [1943] by Fritz Leiber) |
Black Cube Teaching Machine A device that offers recorded images, teaching the user.
(From The Flame From Mars [1934] by Jack Williamson) |
Neutralizing Wall A barrier that stops electrical and mechanical vibrations, rendering the protected area effectively invisible.
(From The Golden Girl of Munan [1928] by Harl Vincent) |
Harvest Power From Stray Energy A means of collecting enough energy from stray electronic impulses to power a device.
(From The Golden Girl of Munan [1928] by Harl Vincent) |
Atomic Percolator Make coffee with radiation.
(From The Golden Girl of Munan [1928] by Harl Vincent) |
Atmospheric Pressure Control Plane A vessel that flies by creating pockets of high and low pressure.
(From Around the World in 24 Hours [1929] by R.H. Romans) |
Intergalactic Going between galaxies.
(From Invaders From The Infinite [1932] by John W. Campbell) |
Universal Sterilization Law All young people were sterilized, and replacement people were generated artificially.
(From A Biological Experiment [1928] by David H. Keller) |
Datasphere The entirety of computers and their information linked together, typically on a planet, in concept.
(From Hyperion [1989] by Dan Simmons) |
Cube Being A living being comprised of linked cubes.
(From The Infinite Enemy [1938] by Jack Williamson) |
Rotating Hollow Planetoid Habitat An asteroid (or planetoid) hollowed out, spun for artificial gravity, used as a habitat.
(From Electronic Siege [1932] by John W. Campbell) |
Lunar Tunnel (Human Pendulum) A tunnel through the center of the moon, and the man who fell through it.
(From Captive of the Crater [1933] by D.D. Sharp) |
San-Ray Projector Device produces a habit-forming, nerve-tingling ray that clouds the mind.
(From Hell Ship of Space [1940] by Frederic Arnold Kummer, Jr.) |
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