Whenever I hear that space travel is impractical:
http://www.rogerjcarlson.com/images/homecomputer.jpg
http://www.rogerjcarlson.com/images/homecomputer.jpg
50 years from now, who know?
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Ok, I type on the big typewriter and then run to the wheel to highlight the text then run back to the big typewriter...Good way to stay fit.
The point, of course, is that 50 years ago, scientists knew a home computer was possible. They just didn't know how and the reality far out-stripped their vision.
Now, scientists say that affordable space flight is practical. http://www.affordablespaceflight.com/. Even though they don't know how, I'm betting the reality will far out-strip the vision.
Now, scientists say that affordable space flight is practical. http://www.affordablespaceflight.com/. Even though they don't know how, I'm betting the reality will far out-strip the vision.
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Operating the rudder. The picture is a digitally altered photo of a submarine control panel. Though it would be pretty useful for playing a game of Need for Speed, wouldn't it?
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