1. Future Life
LOVE science fiction movie about the life of the future? If so, you'll see a picture of the future that is almost the same: bersliweran flying cars and robots everywhere. Additionally, many films which predict the occurrence took place in the 21st century (film 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) even refers to traveling plural carried into space in 2001!). Well, we're going to go beyond the first 10 years of the 21st century. But, on the streets there are no flying cars or robots as maids in our homes. Hm, copy of Time, this list was made to remind any predictions that have been made about the life of human beings in the future but not so noticeable (until now).
2. Underwater City
In addition to the infinite space, deep ocean also gives a similar mystery. James Cameron made The Abyss that mengadaikan aliens living on the sea floor. Bygone era filmmakers have more fresh ideas: underwater city! Grade B movies of the 1950s presupposes characters live with human beings amphibians that breathe with gills and live underwater in a beautiful city.
Indeed, with rising sea levels due to global warming, we should think about building a city under the sea. Underwater city does not yet exist, the existing luxury hotel in Dubai offers the sensation of dinner under the sea.
3. Jet Packs
Jet Packs are a kind of jet that functioned like a backpack. Instead of carrying a purse, you carry back a jet engine and then you can fly. Initially, this idea emerged in the 1920s in science fiction magazines like Amazing Stories and then appeared again in one of the James Bond films (Thunderball) and comics (and movies) The Rocketeer.
Just so you know, Nazi Germany never seriously doing research by attaching a jet engine to the body of the pilot they then tried to fly over the field. But the experiment was never true-betulberhasil. But, the dream of making jet packs perbnah not fade.
This year, according to Time, an aircraft manufacturer in New Zealand Martin Aircraft Company signed a cooperation agreement worth $ 12 million to start making anti jet packs and will eventually be sold freely. Hm, may soon come true.
4. Food In Pill Form
The food in the future is predicted to appear in the form of pills. Once eating pills, already full. It is difficult to be as real as any average person needs 2 thousand calories a day. If calories compacted and finished a pill, we still have to swallow the pill setngah pound a day. That does not include carbohydrates, protein, vitamins and other useful.
Hm, still better to eat a slice of pizza or a cheese burger, huh? Even so, it does not mean some sort of pill eating dreams vanished. Researchers at the Institute of Food Research in Norwich, England, said they are in the final stages of creating candy that tastes like a full meal.
5. World Government
In many TV series or movie science fiction from Star Trek, Babylon 5, and everything else, the world is no longer made up of many countries, but there is one single penerintahan rule over all humans on earth.
The government may manifest Federation, Pesekutuan, or even the United Nations. How the emerging world government? Robert Heinlein, who wrote the novel Starship Troopers (later filmed 1997), explaining how to create a one world government.
Global governance Terran Federation was created after many democratic countries falling to chaos in the 21st century, which then gave the military the opportunity to take over and establish a single country in the world. Well, do not let the incident deh.
6. Flying Car
The flying car is the most common depiction of a future world. Cities of the future filled with flying cars bersliweran. Pop culture, through movies, comics, TV series, to perpetuate that image. Series The Jetsons, trilogy Back to the Future, Blade Runner to The Fifth Element featuring flying cars.
Supposedly, the flying car is not too difficult to materialize. We've got cars and airplanes.Then, what is hard to make a car fly? Well, maybe it's hard to build a flying machine with a capacity of a car. Let's wait.
7. Journey Across Time
We've been tempted many times that time travel is possible through literary works (The Time Machine), movies (Back to the Future, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure), and TV (Quantum Leap, Time Trax, Doraemon). But, until now, the concept of a walk into the past or future is still fiction. Unless you believe that Bill Gates and Steve Jobs is the man of the future who leaked technology in our future.
LOVE science fiction movie about the life of the future? If so, you'll see a picture of the future that is almost the same: bersliweran flying cars and robots everywhere. Additionally, many films which predict the occurrence took place in the 21st century (film 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) even refers to traveling plural carried into space in 2001!). Well, we're going to go beyond the first 10 years of the 21st century. But, on the streets there are no flying cars or robots as maids in our homes. Hm, copy of Time, this list was made to remind any predictions that have been made about the life of human beings in the future but not so noticeable (until now). 2. Underwater City
In addition to the infinite space, deep ocean also gives a similar mystery. James Cameron made The Abyss that mengadaikan aliens living on the sea floor. Bygone era filmmakers have more fresh ideas: underwater city! Grade B movies of the 1950s presupposes characters live with human beings amphibians that breathe with gills and live underwater in a beautiful city.
Indeed, with rising sea levels due to global warming, we should think about building a city under the sea. Underwater city does not yet exist, the existing luxury hotel in Dubai offers the sensation of dinner under the sea.
3. Jet Packs
Jet Packs are a kind of jet that functioned like a backpack. Instead of carrying a purse, you carry back a jet engine and then you can fly. Initially, this idea emerged in the 1920s in science fiction magazines like Amazing Stories and then appeared again in one of the James Bond films (Thunderball) and comics (and movies) The Rocketeer. Just so you know, Nazi Germany never seriously doing research by attaching a jet engine to the body of the pilot they then tried to fly over the field. But the experiment was never true-betulberhasil. But, the dream of making jet packs perbnah not fade.
This year, according to Time, an aircraft manufacturer in New Zealand Martin Aircraft Company signed a cooperation agreement worth $ 12 million to start making anti jet packs and will eventually be sold freely. Hm, may soon come true.
4. Food In Pill Form
The food in the future is predicted to appear in the form of pills. Once eating pills, already full. It is difficult to be as real as any average person needs 2 thousand calories a day. If calories compacted and finished a pill, we still have to swallow the pill setngah pound a day. That does not include carbohydrates, protein, vitamins and other useful. Hm, still better to eat a slice of pizza or a cheese burger, huh? Even so, it does not mean some sort of pill eating dreams vanished. Researchers at the Institute of Food Research in Norwich, England, said they are in the final stages of creating candy that tastes like a full meal.
5. World Government
In many TV series or movie science fiction from Star Trek, Babylon 5, and everything else, the world is no longer made up of many countries, but there is one single penerintahan rule over all humans on earth. The government may manifest Federation, Pesekutuan, or even the United Nations. How the emerging world government? Robert Heinlein, who wrote the novel Starship Troopers (later filmed 1997), explaining how to create a one world government.
Global governance Terran Federation was created after many democratic countries falling to chaos in the 21st century, which then gave the military the opportunity to take over and establish a single country in the world. Well, do not let the incident deh.
6. Flying Car
The flying car is the most common depiction of a future world. Cities of the future filled with flying cars bersliweran. Pop culture, through movies, comics, TV series, to perpetuate that image. Series The Jetsons, trilogy Back to the Future, Blade Runner to The Fifth Element featuring flying cars. Supposedly, the flying car is not too difficult to materialize. We've got cars and airplanes.Then, what is hard to make a car fly? Well, maybe it's hard to build a flying machine with a capacity of a car. Let's wait.
7. Journey Across Time
We've been tempted many times that time travel is possible through literary works (The Time Machine), movies (Back to the Future, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure), and TV (Quantum Leap, Time Trax, Doraemon). But, until now, the concept of a walk into the past or future is still fiction. Unless you believe that Bill Gates and Steve Jobs is the man of the future who leaked technology in our future.
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