Science Fiction Dictionary: Ideas, Terms and Technology
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Device Name Book/Story Author Date
Quadraturin
Substance that creates more space when applied to walls, floors and ceilings.
Quadraturin Krzhizhanowsky  1925
Quantum Communications Hub
A communications satellite that permits immediate communication between planets and ships in the solar system.
Defeated McKee  2004
Quantum Logic Thinker (QL)
A computer system that thinks about problems in unusual ways.
Heads Bear  1990
Quantum Power
Power generation through photon fission.
Alpha Centauri Meier  1999
Quartzite Leak Foil
Special material for space dome leaks.
The Great Dome of Mercury Zagat  1932
Quasi-Muscles (Sham Musculature)
A means of giving motive power to robots or machines that is similar to animal musculature.
The War of the Worlds Wells  1898
Quench Field
Stopped runaway nuclear reactions by quenching the cascades of neutrons.
The Purple Light Hunter  1941
Quickthaw
A microwave oven to heat food items quickly.
Farmer in the Sky Heinlein  1950
Quizzer
An autonomous mind-probe.
Agent of Vega Schmitz  1949

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Robot Gas Station Attendant Fills Tank - Which I Saw In 1962
re: Philip K. Dick
(3/27/2023)

Cheap Paper-Based Sensors Let You Snoop For Pesticides
re: Frank Herbert
(3/25/2023)

I Am Alarmed By Efforts To Teach AIs And Robots To Hate
re: Harlan Ellison
(3/23/2023)

MXenes - Atomic-Thin Metal Sheets Now Easier To Make
re: John Edwards
(3/21/2023)

Do We Still Need Orbiting Factories?
re: Jerry Pournelle
(3/19/2023)

Space Weather Forecasters Surprised By Strong Solar Storm
re: Lawrence Chandler
(3/17/2023)

JWST Finds New World Of Turbulent Silicate Clouds
re: Gene Roddenberry
(3/15/2023)

3D Printed Cheesecake Not Quite Food Replicator Quality
re: Various
(3/13/2023)

Spectroscopic Analysis Of DART Impact Debris Cloud (SF Prediction)
re: EC Tubb
(3/11/2023)

Modern App Provides Video Technology From Bradbury's 'Fahrenheit 451'
re: Ray Bradbury
(3/9/2023)

Win $250K By Reading Ancient Scrolls Carbonized By Vesuvius
re: James P. Hogan
(3/7/2023)

Toy-Like Robot Well-Being Coaches Are The Best
re: Manga Clamp
(3/5/2023)

AI-Trained Snack App Avatar Goes On Dates For You
re: Stanislaw Lem
(3/3/2023)

M-Dwarf Stars May Not Have Habitable Planets
re: EE 'Doc' Smith
(3/1/2023)

Too Soon To Doom Lunar Farside Observatories
re: Raymond Z. Gallun
(2/27/2023)

Amitabh Bachchan Wins Personality Protection
re: Frank Herbert
(2/25/2023)

LIAM F1 UWT Clever Rooftop Windmill
re: John Jacob Astor IV
(2/23/2023)

Scent-Identifying Robot Uses Machine Learning
re: Michael Crichton
(2/21/2023)

Volvo's Autonomous Truck
re: Miles J. Breuer
(2/19/2023)

Skiing On The Moon - Skiing on Asteroids?
re: Robert Heinlein
(2/17/2023)

Liberty Lifter X-Plane From DARPA
re: Ed Earl Repp
(2/15/2023)

Robot Performs 3D Bioprinting Inside The Body
re: Philip K. Dick
(2/13/2023)

Bubloons May Be The Start Of Something Much Bigger
re: Alan Nelson
(2/11/2023)

Sleeping Pods In Tokyo Railway Stations
re: Larry Niven
(2/9/2023)

 

 

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