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Just a little space hotrod. Twin amped thrusters with double wound hyperdrives. This baby will make a Venusian Streamer look like a Thraxian Slugwart.
On Friday 16 May 2014, we stepped back and forward in time as Museum Lates: Retro-future took us on a steam-powered journey through our collections, from iconic designs of the past to cutting edge technology of the future. Hosted by Radio 1's Vic Galloway, the night included performances from Lord Holyrude and Withered Hand, along with a whole host of other events.
Find out more at www.nms.ac.uk/lates
Known cross twelve worlds as the Sinister Sister of Pride's Lament, Verichronia Latisoso is one of the most skilled political schemers I have ever met.
She is also armed with 4 buzz blade in her chest, so if offers to hug you, perhaps reconsider your social obligations.
Originally built as a large battlemachine during the Nocturnus Revolts on Port Saturn, she eventually retired and grew weary of her old form. This new, sleeker and more feminine form was hand pounded and cast from raw materials over the course of two decades by Verichronia personally.
If you catch her when she is not privateering for some oblique political faction, she can be a very lovely dinner conversationalist. Buy her an olive oil shot mixed with a bit of turpentine and sit back and listen to her amazing adventures some time! Just don't travel with her, the mark of death is heavy upon the air...
Neiman Marcus 'Kitchen Computer', a Honeywell minicomputer in a fancy case. None were believed to ever have been sold and they would have been pretty impractical anyway since the only user interface was toggle switches. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honeywell_316
Inside the “TIME CAPSULE".
What will life be like in 2112?
How would you explain what went wrong with our planet to a space alien?
What music from today should be remembered a 1000 years from now?
What do you want your Great grandchildren to know about you?
What three songs would you put into the time capsule?
To see what they said....
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It gesticulates, it babbles incoherently, it is Grudnick !
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On Friday 16 May 2014, we stepped back and forward in time as Museum Lates: Retro-future took us on a steam-powered journey through our collections, from iconic designs of the past to cutting edge technology of the future. Hosted by Radio 1's Vic Galloway, the night included performances from Lord Holyrude and Withered Hand, along with a whole host of other events.
Find out more at www.nms.ac.uk/lates
The Evoluon is a unique and futuristic building in Eindhoven, Netherlands, that was built in 1966 by the electronics company Philips as a science museum. It resembles a landed flying saucer and was designed by architects Leo de Bever and Louis Christiaan Kalff. The Evoluon reopened to the public in September 2022 with the RetroFuture exhibition, which explores how we looked at the future in the past and what our expectations are now. The Evoluon also hosts the Spacefarming exhibition, which shows how we can grow food in space and on other planets. The Evoluon is a place where people, nature and technology come together and challenge each other.
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On Friday 16 May 2014, we stepped back and forward in time as Museum Lates: Retro-future took us on a steam-powered journey through our collections, from iconic designs of the past to cutting edge technology of the future. Hosted by Radio 1's Vic Galloway, the night included performances from Lord Holyrude and Withered Hand, along with a whole host of other events.
Find out more at www.nms.ac.uk/lates
On Friday 16 May 2014, we stepped back and forward in time as Museum Lates: Retro-future took us on a steam-powered journey through our collections, from iconic designs of the past to cutting edge technology of the future. Hosted by Radio 1's Vic Galloway, the night included performances from Lord Holyrude and Withered Hand, along with a whole host of other events.
Find out more at www.nms.ac.uk/lates
A classic Saurian Wingdriver. They just don't make them like this anymore. The Spinarrian Thrusters on these might not be the fastest, but they'll still give you the smoothest ride this side of Planaria 5.
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On Friday 16 May 2014, we stepped back and forward in time as Museum Lates: Retro-future took us on a steam-powered journey through our collections, from iconic designs of the past to cutting edge technology of the future. Hosted by Radio 1's Vic Galloway, the night included performances from Lord Holyrude and Withered Hand, along with a whole host of other events.
Find out more at www.nms.ac.uk/lates
On Friday 16 May 2014, we stepped back and forward in time as Museum Lates: Retro-future took us on a steam-powered journey through our collections, from iconic designs of the past to cutting edge technology of the future. Hosted by Radio 1's Vic Galloway, the night included performances from Lord Holyrude and Withered Hand, along with a whole host of other events.
Find out more at www.nms.ac.uk/lates
Images from the 1967 World's Fair held in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
These are not my photos -- I scanned some old slides that I purchased on EBay.
I find these buildings inspiring: the architects' idealism is plainly visible. These buildings (which no longer exist) were created by optimistic people. Is it still possible now for us to think so well of the future?
these are the last images in the set, showing what you can do with some simple materials, a couple tools, and some time!
If you want to learn how I made these, check out the first image here:
Is this the last time?
A question that ate my mind throughout Adrian's silence
Time passed and he was still silent sitting cold and didn't feel my reckless spiritual storm that was slitting my chest
Moments of silence went very slowly
truely, I almost felt as if my head was a 1,000-year-old rock that was destroyed by water and erosion factors.
I think he was disappointed, Maybe he remembered all the situations that I was wrong in But despite the fear that was violently hitting my heart by his decision I almost drowned in his details as if I had fallen into the Mariana Trench.
for the metal design, I put the original pattern shape over the eye cup and traced a shape I found pleasing onto it.
Images from the 1967 World's Fair held in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
These are not my photos -- I scanned some old slides that I purchased on EBay.
I find these buildings inspiring: the architects' idealism is plainly visible. These buildings (which no longer exist) were created by optimistic people. Is it still possible now for us to think so well of the future?
Commissioned for a woman who wanted a bunch of items to deck out two of her dolls in a steampunk style.
I have the best and biggest piece commissioned for the dolls coming in a day or two!
Just a little space hotrod. Twin amped thrusters with double wound hyperdrives. This baby will make a Venusian Streamer look like a Thraxian Slugwart.
On Friday 16 May 2014, we stepped back and forward in time as Museum Lates: Retro-future took us on a steam-powered journey through our collections, from iconic designs of the past to cutting edge technology of the future. Hosted by Radio 1's Vic Galloway, the night included performances from Lord Holyrude and Withered Hand, along with a whole host of other events.
Find out more at www.nms.ac.uk/lates
This is my new hat! That's about $40 in brass hardware on it.
All of the metal panels (and there is also metal shielding hidden inside the hat as well) are connected with wiring and contacts, and there is a wire that leads away from the hat to draw electromagnetic field noise to ground. All I need to do is touch the end clip of the wire to a large/grounded metal object and I have a moment of internal calm to ponder life.
The setting used for this picture is my new sleeping chamber, which I have yet to find a way to properly photograph in its entirety because of its size. It's seven feet tall and nearly fully enclosed, with its own lighting, farraday cage, and club speaker sound system.
On Friday 16 May 2014, we stepped back and forward in time as Museum Lates: Retro-future took us on a steam-powered journey through our collections, from iconic designs of the past to cutting edge technology of the future. Hosted by Radio 1's Vic Galloway, the night included performances from Lord Holyrude and Withered Hand, along with a whole host of other events.
Find out more at www.nms.ac.uk/lates