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Sealab-III, 1968
What is the deepest underwater lab or habitat that has been made by men?On February 15, 1969, SEALAB III was lowered to 610 fsw (185 m), off San Clemente Island, California. The habitat soon began to...
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Japanese Science fiction art from 80s
Mikio Okamoto, 1983, magazine adShusei Nagaoka Ichiro TsurutaRobots. “Falling motion,” illustration by Kazuho Itoh for “Newton,” mid-80s
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SETI radio telescope, ~1974
Don Davis“Cyclops” is a SETI proposal for a vast intelligence-seeking radio telescope. This dish antenna, several kilometers across, was also built at Island One. Its metal shield blocks interference...
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Green Interiors `1974
Interior design from The Complete Book of Decorating by Corinne Benicka, 1976
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Futuristic Microcars by Syd Mead
Syd Mead Urban Car design study, 1970 (with opened door)
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Futuristic windows
"Vacation home. Villa NM not a regular house, it is not meant for everyday living. It is a house for summers "
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The Don Davis High Frontier Artshow, 1975
The Stanford Torus was the principal design considered by the 1975 NASA Summer Study, which was conducted in conjunction with Stanford UniversityThe O’Neill Cylinder, designed by Princeton physicist...
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William Kenneth Hartmann
" William K. Hartmann is a noted astronomer, author and artist. He is senior scientist at the Planetary Science Institute in Tucson."1981
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Борис Загряжский - «Компьютер и загадка Леонардо», 1973
Полнометражный фильм Киевской студии научно-популярных фильмов о компьютерных чудесах из футуристического 1973 года. Видел его полностью лет 5 назад на телеканале Культура. Электронный голос,...
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Eamesiana, Life magazine (1957)
"The Eameses created the future we're still living"Charles Eames (1907–78) and Ray Eames (1912–88) gave shape to America's twentieth century.
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US Pavilion, Japan World Exposition, Osaka EXPO `70
The ultra-simple form of the US Pavilion belied its structural sophistication: its principles of "skewed symmetry" were patented after EXPO-70. (Photo: Courtesy, Chermayeff & Geismar)Japan hosted...
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