Revolt on the Tenth World by Edmond Hamilton:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas

"The Tenth World was not the planet that Jim Crane wanted to hail from - but public opinion had condemned him to a lifetime on this mythical world of shame."


('Revolt on the Tenth World' by Edmond Hamilton)

Somewhat labored tale of a visit to a moon of Uranus and a plot to steal the valuable mineral wealth of that world.

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Atom-Gun
A handheld device that sprays atomic fire.

Neutronium Slippers
Special footgear to keep ones footing in lower gravities.

Solid Power - it's super-valuable!
A concentrated form of easily accessed energy to supply any need.

 

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