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| Airpolo Polo played in mid-air with special aircraft and helium-filled balls. (From Sunward Flight [1943] by Leo Zagat) |
| Durasteel More durable than steel? (From Sunward Flight [1943] by Leo Zagat) |
| Rocketeer A person who pilots rockets. (From Sunward Flight [1943] by Leo Zagat) |
| Telectroscope A much better telescope than yours. (From Islands of Space [1931] by John W. Campbell) |
| Globular Glass Helmet A bowl-shaped space helmet. (From Murder on the Asteroid [1933] by Eando Binder) |
| Self-Propulsive Space Suit A space suit outfitted with its own means of movement. (From The Bluff of the Hawk [1932] by Anthony Gilmore) |
| Ether Boat A space craft. (From Murder on the Asteroid [1933] by Eando Binder) |
| Landing on an Asteroid An elaborate flight plan for landing a space ship on an asteroid. (From Murder on the Asteroid [1933] by Eando Binder) |
| Electelscope Telescope uses electronics applied to optics. (From The Cavern of the Shining Pool [1937] by Leo Zagat) |
| Gravity-Plates Reliable, controllable gravity force. (From The Bluff of the Hawk [1932] by Anthony Gilmore) |
| Hinged Mittens (for Space Suit) Space worthy mittens for space suits. (From The Bluff of the Hawk [1932] by Anthony Gilmore) |
| Robot Bus An autonomous vehicle to transport groups of people. (From The Little Things [1946] by Henry Kuttner) |
| Spotcast A new form of one-to-many communication. (From The Little Things [1946] by Henry Kuttner) |
| Rocket Side Tubes An early description of attitude jets, course correction by small emissions of gas. (From Evans of the Earth-Guard [1930] by Edmond Hamilton) |
| Shock-Absorbing Seats Perfect for the many gravities of acceleration upon take-off. (From Evans of the Earth-Guard [1930] by Edmond Hamilton) |
| HUD Glasses Integrated glasses and projector provides a portable heads-up display for augmented reality. (From Daemon [2006] by Daniel Suarez) |
| Lunar Advertisement An 'ad' on the lunar surface that can be seen by its audience on Earth. (From Watch This Space [1957] by Arthur C. Clarke) |
| Ultra-Light Allows the user to see into rock or other solid matter. (From Rock Diver [1951] by Harry Harrison) |
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