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Art by Richard Corben for ‘Warchild’ by Richard Bowes
The cardiac pacemakers of the future will run on 220V currentArt by Richard Corben for ‘Warchild’ by Richard Bowes
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and nuclear powered...The cardiac pacemakers of the future will run on 220V current
The Ash Android had artificial blood--I think one make of artificial blood actually was white.Why does a robot need to breathe oxygen?
HiThe Ash Android had artificial blood--I think one make of artificial blood actually was white.
I remember seeing a mouse immersed in a perflurocarbon that was able to breathe. This liquid also allowed CRAYs to be cooled.
Beyond 2000 dunked an old CRT into the liquid without shorting out.
If I had to come up-with an in-universe explanation, it might involve liquid cooling...maybe oxygen for artificial versions of biological processes...the individual tearing away at his chest unit looks to have a human head that felt necessary to join the rest of its body in the grave...having seen too much and lived too long.
In all times there are idiot engineers, but they don't last long.![]()
From the Playboy Guide to Electronic Entertainment, fall 1980.
this is spinoff from Playboy Magazine
https://archive.org/details/playboy-guide-electronic-entertainment-fall-1980/page/68/mode/2up
Corrugated skin of rocket in Marooned off Vesta brings to mind stainless steel sheathed railway passenger cars,The Forgotten Art of Pen and Ink
yes, also he drank allot white liquid in MovieThe Ash Android had artificial blood--I think one make of artificial blood actually was white.
That from James Cameron movie ABYSSI remember seeing a mouse immersed in a perflurocarbon that was able to breathe. This liquid also allowed CRAYs to be cooled.
So far i know Android Data breath air as part of his cooling systemIf I had to come up-with an in-universe explanation, it might involve liquid cooling...maybe oxygen for artificial versions of biological processes...the individual tearing away at his chest unit looks to have a human head that felt necessary to join the rest of its body in the grave...having seen too much and lived too long.
This guy was working with an industrial cream mixer when something went wrong, in Alien movies the machines always fail.yes, also he drank allot white liquid in Movie
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VA8jv1M6Y2g
That from James Cameron movie ABYSS
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFFpMqs9kbI
So far i know Android Data breath air as part of his cooling system
in ALIENS the machines always wins !in Alien movies the machines always fail.
When I asked Ripley to dress up for a date I didn't expect this.in ALIENS the machines always wins !
Bishop and the Powerloader (used by Ripley)
Capes look like something which would forever be getting caught in doors.RetroFuturism/comments/1mic0ne/sept_1980_isaac_asimovs_science_fiction
Why is "Mecha-Santa" so angryArt by Richard Corben for ‘Warchild’ by Richard Bowes
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Malcolm McDowell, is that you - or am I confusing you with Tim Curry? At this day and age, it's getting hard to tell the difference...Why is "Mecha-Santa" so angry![]()
Thanks Paul !Deleted a bunch of posts related to capes and bullfighting that escalated quickly. I return you to this slightly odd topic about Science Fiction Cover Art I try to ignore.
I regret the unpleasant situation that the video about the capes has produced, the people who follow my work on the forum know that I am against animal abuse. Yesterday I spoke very harshly about the videos in which cats are abused.Deleted a bunch of posts related to capes and bullfighting that escalated quickly. I return you to this slightly odd topic about Science Fiction Cover Art I try to ignore.
...I must also say that I am tired of the malicious interpretations with which some of my contributions are regularly received in which I am accused of taking drugs, of suffering from some kind of mental illness that requires medication and all kinds of malevolent ironies about my character and my person.
I hope to continue collaborating if I am allowed in other sections, but I will not post in this thread again.
Because it's a steampunk/dieselpunk/decopunk robot? Oh, those darn ornery airbreathing combustion power cycles...Why does a robot need to breathe oxygen?
I fully understand your frustrations here. I have also run afoul of some of the more antagonistic Users on here, to the point that I generally avoid posting now. Which is sad, but until the Mods decide to take a more firm stance on some of the confrontational, xenophobic and deliberately provocative behaviour I'll continue with minimal engagement from a distance.I must also say that I am tired of the malicious interpretations with which some of my contributions are regularly received in which I am accused of taking drugs, of suffering from some kind of mental illness that requires medication and all kinds of malevolent ironies about my character and my person.
I have been surprised that a topic as popular as SF is barely tolerated here and I regret that I have abused tolerance with my numerous contributions to this thread.
I hope to continue collaborating if I am allowed in other sections, but I will not post in this thread again.
My sincere apologies to all.
A line between acceptable and unacceptable for me is good faith in argument.I fully understand your frustrations here. I have also run afoul of some of the more antagonistic Users on here, to the point that I generally avoid posting now. Which is sad, but until the Mods decide to take a more firm stance on some of the confrontational, xenophobic and deliberately provocative behaviour I'll continue with minimal engagement from a distance.
But please continue with the Sci-Fi stuff, this thread continues to amaze me with the weird and niche stuff that people post. Where do you all find it?!
Or maybe they use a fuel cell? Hydrogen powered cars still intake air for example.Because it's a steampunk/dieselpunk/decopunk robot? Oh, those darn ornery airbreathing combustion power cycles...
Now this, is pod racing