Umm... Sputnik?
Ok, isn't it about time for people to stop using the words "space age" in promoting their crappy products? It's been the "space age" for 47 years now.
posted by Grover at 12/18/2004 11:55:00 AM
Saturday, December 18, 2004
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2 Comments:
True, true...
I think they won't allow the space age definition to be used for.
Space fairing race: Occasionally manage to put an exploding tin can in space for a limited duration at the cost of millions; billions if you have passengers.
Wait for the days of weekend-shopping breaks to Io, for the great duty-free products - and there we'll have it.
Ugh, I'm not sure if I hope I'll be dead or alive to see that.
I'm a futurist. I hope with every fibre of my being that I live to see space tourism, and even colonialization far beyond this limited third rock. Population keeps expanding at an exponential rate, yet the Earth's surface area is a fixed measure. Soon, simply building skyward will not be answer enough. We will have to look beyond the sky for a practical means of habilitating humanity.
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