Submarine - It’s also hard to believe that so many sci-fi writers’ predictions have come true. French writer Jules Verne’s predictions were especially on point, like in 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, written in 1869, where his characters used a submarine-like device to get around beneath the waves. Today’s subs don’t come with the luxury dining room and paintings his did, though.
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ArxFerrum 9 year s ago
#4 - Flying cars have been a dream for a long, long time but probably more of a nightmare should they ever become everyday reality.
Case in point? Imagine all those wonderful drivers you see each and every day in traffic... flying over your town and even your home.
Next up? People (and their cars) falling from the sky.
#15 - Dick Tracy, cartoon character that first hit print in the 1930s, had a two-way wrist radio/watch.
Image: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dick_Tracy#/media/File:Dt2wrr.jpg
Great image series!
Case in point? Imagine all those wonderful drivers you see each and every day in traffic... flying over your town and even your home.
Next up? People (and their cars) falling from the sky.
#15 - Dick Tracy, cartoon character that first hit print in the 1930s, had a two-way wrist radio/watch.
Image: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dick_Tracy#/media/File:Dt2wrr.jpg
Great image series!
Case in point? Imagine all those wonderful drivers you see each and every day in traffic... flying over your town and even your home.
Next up? People (and their cars) falling from the sky.
#15 - Dick Tracy, cartoon character that first hit print in the 1930s, had a two-way wrist radio/watch.
Image: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dick_Tracy#/media/File:Dt2wrr.jpg
Great image series!