Imagine for a few moments that you find yourself in the year 2030. Just the thought alone of that year makes me think back to a science fiction book or movie in which cities and the buildings with in those cities are very large. You might imagine for a moment that there are transportation systems that fly or hover through out the cities taking people from one destination to another. Maybe there are spaceships that fly in and out of space down to the spaceports around carious cities. The year 2030 is not too far off, at the time of this writing it will be about 23 years away which is not too far away at all.
Transportation in and out of the future
January 2, 2008 — mrvoyagerLeave a Reply
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