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Second Foundation by Isaac Asimov:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
The final novel of the Foundation trilogy; will psychohistory get back on track and bring peace to the galaxy? You've read the first two books; this is more of the same great stuff. (Also, take a look at the inventive ideas from Asimov's first and second books in the trilogy - Foundation and Foundation and Empire.) Select
an invention:
Hypertracer A device that allows a pursuer to follow a spaceship through hyperspace.
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Lens Image A presentation of the night sky, calculated for any planet or point in space.
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Visicastor A person who presents video broadcasts.
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