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15 Movies That Predicted Real Technology Decades Early
1+ week, 1+ day ago (534+ words) EarlyGame 15 Movies That Predicted Real Technology Decades Early They saw it coming. 15. You Only Live Twice (1967) Sean Connery's Bond drives a Toyota 2000GT convertible in You Only Live Twice, a car Toyota modified specifically because the coupe was too short for…...
9 times cinema predicted technology before it became reality
2+ week, 6+ day ago (346+ words) Storyboard18 is Network18 Group’s flagship platform focussed on the advertising and marketing community and a leading source of news and analyses. For over two decades as a TV show on CNBC-TV18, Storyboard18 has championed and chronicled the business of brands, the rise of…...
Mission Impossible: How Star Trek used the aerospace community to try and win an Emmy
4+ day, 15+ hour ago (1266+ words) The Emmys are to network television what the Oscars are to film. For both, there is great prestige not only in being awarded one but also in being nominated. Both ads featured quotes from individuals in science fiction, the military,…...
Adam Savage Gets an Up-Close Look at How STAR TREK’s Original Phaser Prop Was Built — GeekTyrant
3+ week, 10+ hour ago (195+ words) Few sci-fi weapons are as instantly recognizable as the phaser from Star Trek: The Original Series. It’s a wonderfully cool piece of 1960s production design that helped define the visual identity of the franchise, and Adam Savage recently got the chance…...
Star Trek Concepts You'll Never See And Here's Why
3+ week, 2+ day ago (206+ words) The "Star Trek" franchise has been around for more than 50 years, so obviously there have been some ideas that just haven't worked. While some of these made it to the screen and disappointed fans everywhere, plenty of others were thankfully…...
John W. Campbell Built Modern Science Fiction, But The Genre He Built Renamed His Award to Forget Him
5+ hour, 34+ min ago (134+ words) Fandom Pulse John W. Campbell Built Modern Science Fiction, But The Genre He Built Renamed His Award to Forget Him John W. Campbell took over Astounding Stories in October 1937 at the age of 27. He held the editor’s chair for thirty-four years, until…...
Star Trek’s Illustrious 60th In The AI Age
5+ day, 7+ hour ago (303+ words) Imagine the thrill of a new world, of outer space, a place beyond the earth's stratosphere, cloaked in darkness… On this auspicious anniversary, it's neat to think back to the beginnings of this show, which stood the test of time,…...
'The Last Starship' is 2026's most slept-on space game — you need to check out this 'FTL'-like shipbuilding strategy gem
6+ day, 5+ hour ago (752+ words) Dive into this diverting sandbox adventure from Introversion before another microsecond lapses. I'm a pretty thrifty guy; no one will ever accuse me of being a hoarder or a bulk shopper. You won’t ever see me at a Costco lugging…...
Star Trek Owed Its Success To Four Things, According To Isaac Asimov
3+ week, 2+ hour ago (285+ words) Isaac Asimov must be fond of lists of rules, given that he invented the well-worn Laws of Robotics, a sci-fi trope about artificial intelligence that would be well-suited to real-world applications. When it came to Trekkies, Asimov laid it out…...
???Remember your training?????? Star Trek: Strange New Worlds:???Orders of Magnitude???
3+ day, 6+ hour ago (1389+ words) “Remember your training” — Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: “Orders of Magnitude” "Not Like Other Girls" by A.L. Goldfuss "The Fastest Martian Mile" by Thoraiya Dyer "Turned All To Silver Screens" by Madeline Ashby "Audit of the Collapse and Convalescence…...