Jun 6, 2022
Cover art by Hank Iken for the March 1989 issue of Scientific American, depicting John Harvey driving Sunraycer in the first World Solar Challenge. It feels like a glimpse of a future that never happened.
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Cover art by Hank Iken for the March 1989 issue of Scientific American, depicting John Harvey driving Sunraycer in the first World Solar Challenge. It feels like a glimpse of a future that never happened.
Solar Wars
I remember being about 10 or 11 years old and reading about a solar powered car in a magazine. That must have been about 1987 or so.
What the hell happened to America? It looked so promising back then. Solar powered vehicles meant that, soon most energy could be — free.
Guess not. What a mockery our thin upper crust has made of the entire Apple pie.
Permanent revolution is a concept that is often misunderstood. It’s the labeler confusing the labeled, that’s why. It was meant to confuse.
All it says is that no one knows or understands what they are talking about, so we will always be in a state of permanent revolution.. aka, WAR.
“Solar Wars” by: C Y R U S P A V E L
So does that "Urbee" car remind anyone else of the Sunraycer?