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The future of television. Source: LIFE July 26, 1963.
David Schleinkofer’s America in Space
EPCOT as seen in a 1979 issue of Future Life
A 1977 Soviet science magazine cover
This solitary derelict was the first indication encountered of the desolation that lay below. Artist: Peter Elson – "This solitary derelict was the first indication encountered of the desolation that lay below, as it endlessly circled the silent planet." Galactic Encounters, Star Quest, page 28 & 29

    • I hate sand.
    Halo-Ween 2018 – #13 Who are you? by Guyver89 on DeviantArt
    Jack Gaughan’s art for Galaxy magazine
    Unveiling the mystery planet. Ed Emshwiller (1925-1990)
    Robert McCall – What Lies Beyond
    An epic Paris of the future, illustrated by Moebius, aka Jean Giraud.
    A fantastic “Sea City” in David Mattingly’s cover art for Future Life, May 1980.
    TDK tape Ad
    Pan American World Airways concept of their future in 1970
    1968, Robert McCall’s speculation about our future.
    A space-age Soviet mural decays in the administrative building of the Duga radar system (more in comments)
    A. Bertram Chandler, When the Dream Dies, Allison & Busby, 1981. Cover: Peter Elson. First published as Rendezvous on a Lost World, 1961.
    Why is nobody talking about Double Gonk?
    Fantastic Films magazine issue 3 August 1978. Poster art by Michael Stein
    John Polgreen (1910 – 1970) "Space Travel" (Adventures in Space, 1958)