Science Fiction

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Across
  1. 1. A change in the genes of a plant or animal that causes physical characteristics that are different from what is normal.
  2. 6. A hypothetical point at which technological development produces consequences that become difficult to predict.
  3. 7. An organism whose natural body has been technologically augmented.
  4. 10. An imagined society in which oppressive conditions have become normal.
  5. 12. A life-form whose place of origin is somewhere beyond Earth.
  6. 13. A biological copy possessing essentially the same genetic material as its source.
  7. 17. A genre that reimagines advanced machinery through nineteenth-century industrial aesthetics.
  8. 19. A being whose abilities or nature have been fundamentally transformed beyond ordinary human limitations.
  9. 23. A hypothetical situation in which an event in the future can influence an earlier event.
  10. 24. A fictional realm or higher-dimensional medium used to bypass enormous distances.
  11. 26. An alleged ability to perceive events before they actually occur.
  12. 29. Occurring or traveling between different worlds within the same planetary system.
  13. 33. A precisely ordered procedure used to produce a particular computational result.
  14. 36. A field concerned with the characteristics and possible biology of extraterrestrial organisms.
  15. 37. Originating beyond the boundaries of Earth.
  16. 38. A digitally constructed reality intended to reproduce the behavior of another system.
  17. 41. An artificial human designed to resemble a naturally born person.
  18. 42. A genre depicting advanced technology alongside social instability, inequality, or corporate power.
  19. 43. A state in which an organism's vital processes become extremely slow and may later resume.
  20. 44. A synthetic being constructed to imitate the physical form of a human.
  21. 45. An artificial construction so immense that its scale approaches astronomical dimensions.
  22. 46. Describing a world existing after a civilization-destroying catastrophe.
  23. 47. The total amount of biological material present within a particular organism, population, or environment.
  24. 48. A fictional or legendary practice involving attempts to communicate with or control the dead.
Down
  1. 2. A philosophical movement advocating technological enhancement of human abilities and existence.
  2. 3. The fictional enhancement of an animal's intelligence until it approaches or exceeds human levels.
  3. 4. A hypothetical method of movement that exceeds the ordinary universal limit for information transfer.
  4. 5. The preservation of a deceased or dying body at very low temperatures for possible future revival.
  5. 6. A condition in which biological activity is artificially reduced or suspended.
  6. 7. A hypothetical individual capable of traveling between different eras.
  7. 8. A hypothetical structure intended to surround a star and collect much of its available energy.
  8. 9. An imagined society designed around supposedly ideal social conditions.
  9. 11. Existing as one of several possible versions of reality or history.
  10. 14. A world orbiting a star other than the Sun.
  11. 15. A device or system designed to alter an extraterrestrial environment for habitation.
  12. 16. A three-dimensional visual representation produced through controlled patterns of light.
  13. 18. A fictional endoparasitoid extraterrestrial species and the titular main antagonists of both the Alien and Alien vs. Predator franchises from 20th Century Studios.
  14. 20. A hypothetical process in which matter appears at a distant location without crossing the intervening space.
  15. 21. The process of producing an exact or nearly exact biological or technological duplicate.
  16. 22. Occurring or traveling between separate stellar systems.
  17. 25. A hypothetical structure of space-time envisioned as a tunnel connecting points that are separated in space and time.
  18. 27. A microscopic machine imagined as capable of performing extremely small-scale operations.
  19. 28. Relating to an enormous stellar system containing vast numbers of stars.
  20. 30. An alleged ability to obtain information about distant or hidden things without normal sensory access.
  21. 31. A hypothetical collection containing multiple distinct universes or realities.
  22. 32. The study of communication, control, and feedback within organisms and machines.
  23. 34. A fictional or speculative concept involving mental abilities capable of producing effects beyond ordinary physical action.
  24. 35. An alleged mental ability involving the exchange of thoughts without ordinary communication.
  25. 39. The transformation of an extraterrestrial environment so that humans could potentially inhabit it.
  26. 40. The investigation of claimed mental phenomena that are not explained by conventional psychology.