In a way, I find this an amazingly realistic view of what a human-settled space station might be like someday. Not the specifics, but the fact that we'll bring our fashions and fads with us. 1975 in space looked a lot like 1975 in America, didn't it?
The Stanford Torus
1975
from The National Space Society
The Stanford Torus
1975
from The National Space Society
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Me, too.
This reminds me... have you seen Avatar? Did you like?
I didn't see it. I don't go out to movies very often. I hear I should, though.
It's on DVD now... and it really is something. I feel like I drank the kool aid when I say that, but it's just gorgeous.
There are some holes in it as far as I'm concerned... or at least somethings I think they didn't explain well, but that's the nature of the beast.
I have to suspect that, on DVD, the beauty will be diminished and the plot holes somewhat more obvious. But I do plan to see it.
I don't know if I want to go to this place, but I like it as a tiny town. I wish I could touch it.
It would be a cool model.
They're re-releasing it in theaters this summer if you want to check out the incredible beauty of 3D Avatar. I suggest that you do.
It's really just absolutely gorgeous, but is Pocahontas. Pretty much. Still, I want to go to Pandora (the world they live in).
Oh and as for the picture, it looks like Italy in the 60s... IN SPACE.
Good to know. I meant to check it out while it was in the theaters, so I guess I get another chance.
And yes it does. I wonder what the space ladies look like.
Looks to me like the Rainbow Road in Mariokart - without the houses of course.
Love it!
I've never played Mariokart, but I see what you mean.
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