Crystalized Thought by Nat Schachner:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas

"The lever of life - all powerful - a subtle weapon - with which to mold the universe."


('Crystallized Thought' by Nat Schachner)

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Plani-Glass
Transparent and light and has the tensile strength of steel!

Repulsor Screen
Diverts troublesome asteroids.

Rocket Tug
The equivalent of a tug boat for space ships.

Space Laboratory
A specialized space station, for scientific research.

 

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