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Futurism: The Artistic and Cultural Movement of the 20th Century
Futurism was an artistic and cultural movement that emerged in Italy in the early 20th century, and its influence spread throughout Europe and beyond. The movement was characterized by a rejection of the past and a celebration of the modern world, as well as a fascination with technology, speed, and industrialization. The futurists believed that art should be a reflection of contemporary life and that it should embrace the new possibilities offered by modern technology. This essay will discuss the key ideas behind Futurism, examining its origins, its aesthetic principles, and its impact on art and culture.
By Arish Ali 3 years ago in Futurism
The First Step of Mankind Towards Space Technology "Apollo 11"
In 1961, U.S. President John F. Kennedy declared that America would put a man on the moon by the end of the decade. It was an ambitious goal that seemed almost impossible at the time. But in just eight short years, NASA's Apollo 11 mission would make history and fulfill Kennedy's promise.
By Fawad Ali3 years ago in Futurism
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By Jagan S3 years ago in Futurism
Mysterious Object In Space
Space has always been a fascinating topic and continues to intrigue people even today. With the advancement of technology, space exploration has become more sophisticated, and scientists continue to discover new things. In recent years, the exploration of space has shifted from the study of individual planets to the study of entire star systems, with the focus being on understanding the conditions necessary to harbor life. One of the most intriguing discoveries in recent times is the concept of exoplanets, which are planets that exist outside our solar system. These planets are particularly interesting because they are located in zones where the conditions are right for the existence of life. The search for exoplanets has led to the discovery of thousands of planets orbiting other stars, giving scientists more insight into the possibilities of life existing beyond our solar system.
By Corey Turner3 years ago in Futurism
Hwy 87
Smoldering ash and debris encased Wolph’s lungs. The ceiling caves around them as they crawl and attempt to drag themselves to their feet. Coagulated blood coated their xiphoid still impaled by the pole. Dom’s jacket laid lightly in the puddle of blood on the floor. Seeing this, Wolph tore their shirt and grabbed Dom’s leather jacket and bit down on it before they stuffed their gaping hole of where the broken pole was. They let out an agonized scream, “Aghuuuuhhh!” At that moment, a loud bang sounded from one floor above. Wolph took the jacket and held the wound down while checking out the noise. Peering through the destroyed ceiling that exposed a symphony of broken wiring, dripping plasma, and leaking pipes, Wolph could see a figure moving beyond the floor. In hopes of Dom being alive, Wolph made it up the floor to find a big hole in the building. Wolph stared at the debris and then to the ring of the fiery opening that vignetted the midnight stars exposing the Draco constellation. There was Sergio’s cracked brain minced on the concrete floor, as preservation liquid surrounded it. Clicking heels crept behind Wolph and descended the staircase. Wolph snapped their head around. The staircase door ajar was now closing shut. “Beta!” Wolph attempted to run after her but they started to cough up blood. The building was collapsing all around them. “I have to get out of here.” Wolph looked around and saw a hole at the end of the lab. They ran as the floor quaked beneath them and jumped. The hole collapsed and Wolph fell to the second floor. Cement crushed Wolph’s injury and was pinned to the floor. They could hear Julli’s voice in the distance, or was it all in their head? ‘Wolph! WOLPH!’ Wolph could remember themself in the passenger seat with Julli whipping the UTV doing burnouts, ecstatically screaming ‘You see this shit, Wolph?! Hahaha!’ The sun beating against the warm sand. Wolph to the brink of barfing. Jokie chasing them with the dirt bike, “You break my shit, I’m chuckin’ your scopes in Big Joe’s portapotty!” Sid yelled at them to be careful as he tinkered with some device on the workbench. ‘Course they were only early-adolescents then. The epitome of what once were practical jokes, joy-rides, ghost stories, shared meals, tears and fragments of cached data seemed to have fizzled into the background.
By Set Zek3 years ago in Futurism
Physicists succeed in generating small solar flares in the laboratory!
Using a device that converts powerful bursts of electricity into thread-like rings of plasma, a team of physicists has modeled solar flares to study the powerful X-rays and energetic particles that stream through the solar system.
By News Correct3 years ago in Futurism
A recent study explains how a strange object 10 million times brighter than the Sun defies the law of physics
A research paper published in the Astrophysical Journal found that exotic cosmic objects known as ultra-bright X-ray sources produce about 10 million times more energy than the Sun. This amount of energy breaks a physical law known as the Eddington limit, which determines how bright an object can be based on its mass.
By News Correct3 years ago in Futurism
Myopic
Across the Universe resonates through impervious aluminum walls of the orbiter; vibrating sound waves across empty tanks creating dancing bullseyes on top of a residual fuel source before absorbing into space's dark matter. Mel’s playlist was still connected to the ships’ internal Bose speakers; one of the few instruments functional on the ship. Mel’s body now limp, and suspended behind the payload bay doors.
By Modest Nomad3 years ago in Futurism
The Emirati astronaut at the International Station publishes a funny video of the "shoe-tying" adventure
In a post on Twitter, Al Neyadi, the first Emirati astronaut, wrote that simple things on Earth are an adventure in space, like tying sneakers!
By News Correct3 years ago in Futurism
An amazing interactive map that allows astronomy enthusiasts to explore Mars like never before
Elon Musk recently predicted that humans would set foot on the Red Planet for the first time in 2029, while NASA seemed more conservative with its estimated schedule for a manned visit to the planet, predicting a landing sometime between 2030 and 2040.
By News Correct3 years ago in Futurism
The Orbital Hospital
The Orbital Hospital Wheel took a Century to build in One Hundred Years of Space Architecture. The inner hub was functional after a year, adding each segment piece by piece making it a wheel of spinning glory. The year was 2123 where spectators could view its spectacular sight with any internet connection. Intergalactic air ambulances carrying patients, medics & physicians to and from the wheel could also be seen. The low gravity gave a higher quality of operating with floating surgery becoming a elaborate science. Elated Doctors & nurses moved as if in a floating ballet while the wheel turned making its flight around the moon. The rotating sphere remained always on the bright side of the moon as it traveled around at the same speed of a lunar day. It was a sunlit spectacle where giant shades were pulled if too intense. Medical miracles were made, the elderly experiencing lunar walks in weightlessness giving hope to the crippled. Healing underneath a dome of restoration ensured a pain free recovery. The moon pool used for rehabilitation as well as baptism was described as silk water, the atmospheric water vapors lived and moved as a warm silk cocoon.
By Ocusan M3 years ago in Futurism
The Future of Space Exploration: A Look at Missions, Technologies, and Challenges
The history of space exploration has been one of the greatest accomplishments of humanity. From the first satellite to the first human on the moon, humans have always been fascinated by the mysteries of the universe. The advancements in technology and innovation have enabled us to explore the depths of space and learn more about our universe than ever before. As we look to the future, the question is: what is the future of space exploration?
By Javeria3 years ago in Futurism