#paleofuture

Urban landscapes by John Conrad Berkey.

Future magazine, late 1970s to early 1980s, kind of an Omni competitor. 

Frank R. Paul

Gyrobike concept, Syd Mead

Barclay Shaw, 1987. 

Angus McKie, Miami Spaceport, 1978.

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“To Other Planets” (1962), a Czech children’s book about space travel. 

Chris Moore’s illustration of Helium-3 mining on the Moon.

Official Marty McFly Knockoff Nike Trainers

While we’re all still holding out for flying cars, we can at least have these sneakers that look just like the self-lacing ones worn by Marty McFlyin Back to the Future II. Plus, they are a million times cheaper than the Mags Nike released on eBay back in 2011.

In fact, these are officially licensed byUniversal so they look exactly like the real deal complete with LED lights in the insoles. If only they actually laced themselves, too.

Product Page ($98.99 via paleofuture)

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