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| Aeropile A fluttering wing airplane for a few passengers. (From When the Sleeper Wakes [1899] by H.G. Wells) |
| General Intelligence Machine News and information from one device. (From When the Sleeper Wakes [1899] by H.G. Wells) |
| Interplanetary-Liner A vast passenger ship in space. (From Liners of Space [1930] by Jim Vanny) |
| Moon-Dome A transparent hemisphere used as a habitat. (From Last Blast [1952] by Eric Frank Russell) |
| Levitator Pack Handy anti-gravity when you need it. (From Gears for Nemesis [1942] by Raymond Z. Gallun) |
| Landing on the Moon Men from the earth land on the Moon. (From Somnium (The Dream) [1634] by Johannes Kepler) |
| Airchair A floating armchair. (From Killing Gramps [1988] by Ann K. Schwader) |
| Personality-Construct (Lazarus) A chip providing a robotic body with the attributes of the selected person. (From Killing Gramps [1988] by Ann K. Schwader) |
| Meteor Hulls Ship A small meteor tears all the way through a ship (From Moon People Of Jupiter [1931] by Isaac R. Nathanson) |
| Asteroid Lanes (Blasted) Actually clearing safe routes through asteroid belts. (From Flight of the Typhoon [1936] by Clifton B. Kruse) |
| Meteor Particles (Sand Blast) Tiny sand-sized asteroids sand-blasting the hull of a spacecraft. (From Flight of the Typhoon [1936] by Clifton B. Kruse) |
| Brain-Plate Ensures the obedience of robots. (From Women's World [1939] by David C. Cooke) |
| Robot-Boss A mechanical device that tells people what to do. (From Women's World [1939] by David C. Cooke) |
| Nowhen At no time. (From A Feast for the Gods [1971] by Poul and Karen Anderson) |
| Black Bag A medical kit from the future. (From The Little Black Bag [1950] by C.M. Kornbluth) |
| Aeroplane Baseball A standard-sized baseball making possible non-standard pitches. (From The Educated Pill [1928] by Bob Olsen) |
| Ball-Taxi A floating, spherical cab. (From Earth Rehabilitators, Consolidated [1935] by Henry J. Kostkos) |
| Automatic Judge Automatically listens to the plaintiff and defendant and provides a just verdict. (From Dr. Hackensaw's Secrets Some Minor Inventions [1926] by Clement Fezandie) |
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