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  • retrofuturism Go back to 1962 in this Bell Telephone film from the Seattle World's Fair Mark Frauenfelder
  • apartment living What it's like to stay in a tiny apartment in Tokyo's space-age Nakagin Capsule Tower Mark Frauenfelder
  • electric vehicles This wild VW Beetle knockoff is an EV called the Ora Punk Cat Mark Frauenfelder
  • bluetooth speakers Replica walkman that you put your phone inside Rob Beschizza
  • Ramones "Rocket To Kingston" is a new Bob Marley – Ramones mashup Thom Dunn
  • house of the future Whatever happened to Disneyland's all-plastic House of the Future? Gareth Branwyn
  • videoconferencing Here is a commercial for Zoom from 1970 David Pescovitz
  • forbidden planet Everything you need to know about Robby the Robot Gareth Branwyn
  • space age History of Estes model rockets Gareth Branwyn
  • monorail Incredible 1902 footage from a car on Wuppertal, Germany's Flying Train Gareth Branwyn
  • back to the future Bass To The Future: DIY time machine bass guitar Xeni Jardin
  • buildings This 3D animation shows you what's inside Seattle's famous Space Needle Mark Frauenfelder
  • astro-thatcherism Talking about Disney's 1964 Carousel of Progress with Bleeding Cool: our lost animatronic future Cory Doctorow
  • retrofuturism To do in Toronto: the Retro Futures exhibit at Metro Reference Library Cory Doctorow
  • Ames New hi-res scans of NASA's 1970s dreams of space colonies Andrea James
  • retrofuturism 1967 film showcases the futuristic family home of 1999 Mark Frauenfelder
  • soviets A great look back at Soviet futurism Andrea James
  • retrofuturism Life Undersea: 1968 Mark Frauenfelder
  • retro-futurism Fun retro-future space posters Andrea James
  • retrofuturism All computers should look like the AKAT-1 from 1950 Mark Frauenfelder
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