Telesend

noun
A one-way telepath, able to transmit thoughts to others but unable to read minds.
Origin
Derived from ‘telepath’.
Source
The Stars My Destination

Jaunte

verb
The teleportation of oneself from one locality to another by an effort of the mind alone.
Origin
Charles Fort Jaunte, the first person to exhibit the ability under scientific scrutiny.
Source
The Stars My Destination

Xenotech

noun
A specialist in the analysis of alien technology.
Origin
Abbreviation of ‘xeno-technologist’.
Source
Gateway

Piezophone

noun
A device for sending and receiving wireless voice communications.
Origin
Formed from the prefix piezo- (relating to piezoelectricity) and phone (sound).
Source
Gateway

Voxophone

noun
A portable audio recording and playback device, employing phonograph records as the storage medium.
Origin
Formed from vox (voice) and phone (sound).
Source
Bioshock Infinite

Versificator

noun
A device for composing songs entirely by mechanical means.
Origin
Pairing of ‘verse’ with the French suffix -ificateur (to realise an action).
Source
Nineteen Eighty-Four

Hyperdrive

noun
A propulsion system for hyperspace travel.
Source
Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope

Xenomorph

noun
An endoparasitoid extraterrestrial species.
Origin
Derived from ksenos (foreign) and morphē (shape).
Source
Aliens

Splicer

noun
A person who has become murderously and irreversibly insane due to excessive genetic modification.
Source
Bioshock

Mentat

noun
A class of Imperial citizens trained for supreme accomplishments of logic; human computers.
Origin
Possibly abbreviated from ‘mental attainment’.
Source
Dune

Persuadertron

noun
A chemical weapon that renders the victim totally open to suggestion.
Source
Syndicate

Preservationeer

noun
A person who likes their wilderness just as it is.
Source
Look to Windward