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Identification Ring An apparently ordinary ring, which minutely describes and identifies its wearer.
(From Sinister Barrier [1939] by Eric Frank Russell) |
Mother World One's home planet, or the origin world of one's species.
(From The Moon of Doom [1928] by Earl L. Bell) |
Ship's Telescope A large telescope built into the main axis of the ship.
(From A Daring Trip To Mars [1931] by Max Valier) |
Braking Disks Used when the ship is falling through a planetary atmosphere.
(From A Daring Trip To Mars [1931] by Max Valier) |
Selenium Photo-Electric Televisor A specialized photo-electric cell.
(From A Daring Trip To Mars [1931] by Max Valier) |
Filling Station Moon The idea that Man could first go to the Moon to obtain fuel or propellant.
(From A Daring Trip To Mars [1931] by Max Valier) |
Iron Inlay Plates Works perfectly with an electromagnetic table to maintain place settings.
(From A Daring Trip To Mars [1931] by Max Valier) |
Ozone Radiation Shield Filling the gap between the inner and outer hull with ozone.
(From A Daring Trip To Mars [1931] by Max Valier) |
Space Madness The monotony of space travel could drive you crazy.
(From A Daring Trip To Mars [1931] by Max Valier) |
Lightweight Vacuum Armor A simplified space suit, used where conditions were similar to Earth rather than in the more rigorous conditions of space.
(From Hotel Cosmos [1938] by Raymond Z. Gallun) |
Proxy Robot A remote-controlled floating telepresence robot, for use by aliens who cannot share an atmosphere.
(From Hotel Cosmos [1938] by Raymond Z. Gallun) |
Atomic Explosive A handheld bomb that melted its way into an armored door, then detonated.
(From Hotel Cosmos [1938] by Raymond Z. Gallun) |
Solar Power Apparatus An ingenious device to gather solar energy, melt water, power a turbine and get hydrogen and oxygen fuel from ice.
(From A Daring Trip To Mars [1931] by Max Valier) |
Daisy Projector Beam of energy penetrates the Heaviside layer to enable communication from planet to planet.
(From The Derelicts of Ganymede [1932] by John W. Campbell) |
Moon-Terror A syndrome common to people who live in less than half Earth-normal gravity.
(From Star of Dreams [1941] by Jack Williamson) |
Geodesic Inflexors Propulsion provided not by pushing against matter, but against spacetime.
(From Star of Dreams [1941] by Jack Williamson) |
Chardion Field Electronic 'envelope' that retained atmosphere on tiny worldlets.
(From Star of Dreams [1941] by Jack Williamson) |
Ether-Traffic The communications spectrum of the solar system.
(From The Duel on the Asteroid [1932] by P. Schuyler Miller (w/D. McDermott)) |
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