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Sunday, 29 November 2009

Science Fiction That Isn't Science Fiction (6)

Posted on 07:58 by Unknown
Another Science Fiction: An Intersection of Art and Technology in the Early Space Race

On industrial trade magazine covers and ads from the days when science was the Way Forward, and the law of unintended consequences had yet to be invented.

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