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| Superscraper Buildings that are hundreds of stories tall. (From New York 2140 [2017] by Kim Stanley Robinson) |
| Wristpad A tablet computer worn on the wrist. (From New York 2140 [2017] by Kim Stanley Robinson) |
| Earther A person born on planet Earth. (From The Five Gold Bands [1950] by Jack Vance) |
| Hotello A portable room within a room. (From New York 2140 [2017] by Kim Stanley Robinson) |
| Black square A device for secret communication. (From God Emperor of Dune [1981] by Frank Herbert) |
| Ridulian Crystal Sheets Exceptionally strong, surpassingly thin material. (From God Emperor of Dune [1981] by Frank Herbert) |
| Face-Plate The transparent front of a space suit helmet. (From Skylark Three [1930] by E.E. 'Doc' Smith) |
| Helix Gun A device for capturing ferrous meteors. (From Salvage in Space [1933] by Jack Williamson) |
| Life Tubes Escape pods for space ships. (From Liners of Space [1930] by Jim Vanny) |
| Meteor Miner Someone who roams the solar system, hunting for metal in meteors. (From Salvage in Space [1933] by Jack Williamson) |
| Dictatel A thought-based dictating machine. (From God Emperor of Dune [1981] by Frank Herbert) |
| Osprey Space Armor Space suit you can live in. (From Salvage in Space [1933] by Jack Williamson) |
| Sandtrout Glove A living glove, formed of live creatures. (From Children of Dune [1976] by Frank Herbert) |
| Asteroid Rocket An engine attached to an asteroid to drive it through space. (From Salvage in Space [1933] by Jack Williamson) |
| Spectro-Flash Analysis Device for determining the content of meteorites. (From Salvage in Space [1933] by Jack Williamson) |
| Law of Contact Non-interference in the development of other worlds. (From Orphans of the Void [1952] by Orville Shaara) |
| Tree-Grown Wood The natural product, obtained by cutting down a living tree. (From Gravy Planet [1952] by Frederik Pohl (w/CM Kornbluth)) |
| Light Absorbing/Emitting Ink Ink that can absorb light and then emit it in a burst for advertising purposes. (From Gravy Planet [1952] by Frederik Pohl (w/CM Kornbluth)) |
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