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| Inviolability Field A kind of field of force built into a robe, to protect an individual person. (From Gather, Darkness! [1943] by Fritz Leiber) |
| Adjustable House A house with elastic walls and structural members, the shape of which can be changed. (From Gather, Darkness! [1943] by Fritz Leiber) |
| Rocket Engine Moves Moon Using the propulsive mechanism of a space ship to move a small moon or asteroid. (From The Space Dwellers [1929] by Raymond Z. Gallun) |
| Visigraphic Crowd Emotional Record A graphic record of the emotions of a crowd. (From Gather, Darkness! [1943] by Fritz Leiber) |
| Personality Alteration Permanent alternation of personality, the tools of the trade. (From Gather, Darkness! [1943] by Fritz Leiber) |
| Zeroentropy Spray A method of reducing the disorder of an object as much as possible, reducing the temperature close to absolute zero. (From Gather, Darkness! [1943] by Fritz Leiber) |
| Solidograph Long distance projection of three-dimensional images. (From Gather, Darkness! [1943] by Fritz Leiber) |
| Telesolidograph Projects three-dimensional images at great distances. (From Gather, Darkness! [1943] by Fritz Leiber) |
| Rod In a fight, it is used in a manner similar to a sword and a flamethrower. (From Wolfling [1969] by Gordon R. Dickson) |
| Durasteel More durable than steel? (From Sunward Flight [1943] by Leo Zagat) |
| Aladur High tensile strength, lightweight material. (From Sunward Flight [1943] by Leo Zagat) |
| Airpolo Polo played in mid-air with special aircraft and helium-filled balls. (From Sunward Flight [1943] by Leo Zagat) |
| Rocketeer A person who pilots rockets. (From Sunward Flight [1943] by Leo Zagat) |
| Stratoyacht A privately-owned pleasure craft capable of attaining orbit. (From Sunward Flight [1943] by Leo Zagat) |
| Coldlight A means of producing illumination that does not produce heat. (From Sunward Flight [1943] by Leo Zagat) |
| Viewscreen Pentagon A display with a central, pentagonal display surrounded by square displays attached to the sides. (From Sunward Flight [1943] by Leo Zagat) |
| Telectroscope A much better telescope than yours. (From Invaders From The Infinite [1932] by John W. Campbell) |
| Self-Propulsive Space Suit A space suit outfitted with its own means of movement. (From The Bluff of the Hawk [1932] by Anthony Gilmore) |
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