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Aliens and Predators
Bloody brilliant movie caps and quotes
-CLU-
Concept ships
Error888
Fuck yeah, Movie Posters!
Hell Yeah Sci-Fi Women
Hey, Oscar Wilde!
Io9
Katkak
Metropolis of Tomorrow
Movies in Frames
Pelz
Blastr
Science & Fiction
Science Fiction Reader
Skiffy
The Tardis (a.k.a. sexy)
The final image
The future is here
The million year picnic

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    Sunshine

     
     
  2. Clarke

    Clarke

     
     
  3. Rama

    Rama

     
     

  4. (Source: brohawk)

     
     

  5. (Source: retrofutureshock)

     
     
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  7. fuckyeahspaceexploration: Skylon - currently in development by British company Reaction Engines Ltd. It is hoped that such a craft could take off like a conventional jet powered aircraft, and engage rocket boosters at high altitude to fly into orbit. At a length of 83m, it will be more than 50% greater than the space shuttle. This thing just looks awesome. It reminds me of the Naboo cruiser.

    fuckyeahspaceexploration:

    Skylon - currently in development by British company Reaction Engines Ltd. It is hoped that such a craft could take off like a conventional jet powered aircraft, and engage rocket boosters at high altitude to fly into orbit. At a length of 83m, it will be more than 50% greater than the space shuttle.

    This thing just looks awesome. It reminds me of the Naboo cruiser.

     
     
  8. Logan’s Run

    Logan’s Run

     
     

  9. ask-a-tech-priest:

    heresygoesblam:

    deadlypotato:

    yeah!

    Something tells me the good Enginseer Wreneath would like this……..

    SCIENCE!

     
     

  10. sciencefiction:

    These are fictional magazine covers from Blade Runner. They were created by production illustrator Tom Southwell in 1980-1981 and appeared in the background on a magazine stand in the city streets. (!!!!)