#paleofuture

[vintagegeekculture]

Carlos Valenzuela.

[withdrawals]

Motorola television advertisements, c. 1961–1963, by Charles Schridde; from Window to the Future by Steve Kosareff (buy on AbeBooks; find at a library on WorldCat)

via Paleofuture, part 1 [archived] & part 2 [archived]

[archived link to artist bio] [archived link to author bio]

[danismm]

“Closer than we think” by Arthur Radebaugh, 1950s.

[phatburd]

[drmonkeysetroscans]

The future, as predicted in 1950.

[jvl69]

Tron Light Cycle, as depicted in Tron: Legacy (2010) Designers: Ryan Church, Harald Belker, Tim Flattery, Ed Natividad and Daniel Simon.

The exhibit is called “Hollywood Dream Machines: Vehicles of Science Fiction and Fantasy” and it’s particularly exciting for anyone who loves futuristic movies. The museum has vehicles from Back to the Future: Part II, Blade Runner, Minority Report, Mad Max: Fury Road, among plenty of others.

Matt Novak is the editor of Gizmodo's Paleofuture blog.

[deathnskulls]

Alex Schomburg // Flying Saucer Landing // 1954

[kiridifferent]

why are we not having gamma-irradiated food at 2017 already answer me