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- - - - First contact with aliens
      - Artificial intelligence
        
        Machine rule
        
        Cybernetic revolt
        
        AI takeover
      - Extraterrestrials in fiction
      - End of humanity: Apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic fiction
      - The future
        
        Apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic fiction
        
        Apocalypses or worldwide disasters
        
        new societies that develop after the event
      - History
        
        Alternate history
        
        Scientific prediction of the future (e.g. psychohistory)
      - Human fears
      - Language
        
        Alien languages (e.g. Klingon, Huttese)
        
        The Sapir–Whorf Hypothesis (e.g. Babel 17, The Languages of Pao)
        
        Universal translators (e.g. Babel fish)
      - Military/conflicts
        
        Interstellar war
        
        Weapons in science fiction
      - Parallel worlds or universes
      - Philosophies and philosophical ideas
      - Political ideas
      - Religious ideas
      - Sex and sexuality
        
        LGBT themes
        
        Gender
        
        Reproduction and pregnancy
      - Simulated reality and consciousness
      - Social science fiction
      - Technological singularity
      - Themes of fantasy fiction
    - - Archailect
      - Artificial intelligences
        
        Androids and Gynoid
        
        Artificial life
        
        Biological robot
        
        Cyborgs
        
        Robots and humanoid robots
        
        Replicants
        
        Simulated consciousness
      - Characters
        
        The Absent-minded professor
        
        The Golem
        
        The Mad Scientist
        
        Redshirt
        
        Space Nazi
        
        Space Pirate
        
        Super Soldier
        
        The Wedge
      - Clones
      - Dinosaurs
      - Extraterrestrial life
        
        Hypothetical types of biochemistry
        
        Alien invasion
        
        Astrobiology
        
        God-like aliens
        
        Principles of non-interference (e.g. Prime Directive)
        
        Message from space
      - Living planets (both sentient and non-sentient)
      - Hive minds
      - Infomorphs—memories, characters, and consciences of persons being uploaded to a computer or storage media
      - Mutants
      - Shapeshifters
      - Superhumans
      - Superorganisms
      - Symbionts
      - UFOs
      - Uplifting—using technology to "raise" non-human animals to human evolutionary levels
        
        Ancient astronaut hypothesis
        
        Progressor
    - - Biohacking/Amateur biotechnicians
      - Artificial organs
      - Additional or improved senses[page needed]
      - Cloning
      - Exocortex
      - Genetic engineering
        
        Super race
      - Intelligence amplification
      - Invisibility
      - Life extension, Biological immortality, Universal immortalism and immortality
        
        Cryonics
        
        Digital immortality
        
        Mind uploading
        
        Organ transplantation
        
        Organlegging
      - Prosthetics
      - Memory
        
        Memory erasure/editing
        
        Memory sharing
        
        Group mind
        
        Mind control
        
        Mind swap
        
        Mind uploading
        
        Neural implants to directly interface with machinery
      - Psi powers and psychic phenomena
        
        Clairvoyance
        
        Precognition
        
        Retrocognition
        
        Telepathy
        
        Telekinesis
      - Parasitism[1][2][3][4][5]
      - Psychedelia
      - Resizing (size-changing, miniaturization, magnification, shrinking, and enlargement)
      - Shapeshifting
      - Teleportation
      - Transhumanism and Posthumanism
      - X-ray vision
    - - Artificial worlds
      - Alien Zoo—a zoo where humans are kept as exhibits
      - Arcologies—enormous habitats (hyperstructures) of extremely high human population density
      - Cyberspace—the new, virtual territory of societal interaction
      - Domed city
      - Floating city
      - Future of the Earth
        
        Climate change—science fiction dealing with effects of anthropogenic climate change and global warming at the end of the Holocene era
      - Megacity
      - Seasteading and ocean colonization
        
        Pirate utopia
      - Reality Television
      - Space colonization
        
        Colonization of the Moon
        
        Pantropy
        
        Other planets
        
        Desert planet
        
        Mars
        
        Terraformed planets
      - Space stations and habitats
      - Underground city
      - Walking City
    - - Adhocracy
      - Anarcho-capitalism
      - Capitalism
        
        Evil corporation
        
        Megacorporation
        
        Neo-feudalism
      - Cognitive liberty
      - Dystopias and utopias
        
        Environmental pollution
        
        Overpopulation
        
        Technological utopianism
        
        Totalitarianism
      - Galactic empires
      - Legal personality
      - Libertarianism
      - Mass surveillance
      - Mind reading and mind control
      - National security state
      - Post-scarcity economy
      - Socialism
        
        Nanosocialism
      - Technoethics
        
        Bioethics
      - Technophobia
      - Techno-progressivism
      - Terrorism
        
        Bio-terrorism
        
        Eco-terrorism
      - Totalitarianism vs. Libertarianism
    - - Artificial gravity
      - Artificial intelligence
      - Asteroid mining
      - Astronomical engineering
      - Brain–computer interface
      - Cloaking device
      - Emerging technologies
      - Robots
      - Self-replicating machines
      - Simulated reality
      - Star lifting and stellar engineering
      - Stasis device
      - Total conversion as energy source
      - Mecha
      - Megascale engineering and planetary engineering
        
        Megastructures
        
        Dyson sphere
      - Molecular manufacturing and Nanotechnology
        
        Molecular assembler
      - Alien technology
      - Virtual reality, mixed reality, augmented reality
        
        Infosphere
        
        Metaverse
      - Weapons in science fiction
    - - Accidental travel
      - Colonization of other planets, moons, asteroids, etc.
        
        Embryo space colonization
        
        Generation ship
        
        Interstellar ark
        
        Uploaded astronaut
        
        Terraforming
      - Space exploration
        
        Interstellar travel/Starships
        
        Faster-than-light travel and communications
        
        Hyperspace
        
        Slipstream
        
        Warp drives
        
        Wormholes
        
        Ansibles
        
        Close to light speed
        
        Bussard ramjets
        
        Ursula K. Le Guin's NAFAL ships, and the Twin paradox
        
        Much slower than light
        
        Generation ship
        
        Sleeper ship
        
        Space stations
      - Teleportation
        
        Teletransporter
        
        Portals
      - Time travel
        
        Alternate history
        
        Alternate future
        
        Time loop
      - Travel to the Earth's center
        
        Hollow Earth