Anyway, here are some links to futuristic-type stuff that's really being done or planned now:
Future Lifestyle:
Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies
World Transhumanist Association
Technocracy's Research Library
Center for Sociocybernetics Studies Bonn
Model Polar City Blueprints: Year 2121 A.D.
Organizations:
The First Millenial Foundation
The National Space Society (formerly The L5 Society)
Faster-Than-Light Travel and Non-Newtonian Physics:
Black Holes: Portals Into the Unknown
NASA Breakthrough Propulsion Physics Program
General Outer Space Info:
Pete Skeggs' Science and Space Web Pages
General Space Technology:
Aspire: Past, Present, and Future Planetary Spacecraft Technology and Missions
Miscellaneous NASA Projects:
Hubble Space Telescope (Space Telescope Science Institute site)
Project Galileo: Bringing Jupiter to Earth
Voyager Project Home Page (includes JPL & NASA links)
Living in Space:
The Astrobiology Web: Space Colonies
Colony Worlds (old site)
Mars:
Mars Missions (NASA)
West to Mars: Journey Through the Possibilities
The Moon and Asteroids:
The Artemis Project (moon)
Projects to Employ Resources of the Moon and Asteroids Near Earth in the Near Term (PERMANENT)
Planets Outside the Solar System:
Extra-Terrestrial Life:
NASA Exobiology Program at Ames Institute
The Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence (SETI)
Time Travel:
Time Travel (Strange Magazine)
Power Sources / Materials:
ITER: International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor
Computers / Nanotech / Misc. Gadgets:
Advanced Computer Technology Website
or
Carnegie Mellon Cylab Mobility Research Center
National Nanotechnology Initiative
Nanotechnology: The International Small Technology Network
Robots:
Carnegie Mellon: The Robotics Institute
Universal Robots: The History and Workings of Robotics
A Global Perspective on the History of Mobile Service Robots - "How did we get here?"
Yesterday's Futures:
Paleofuture: The Future That Never Was (2007-2011)
Paleofuture: The Future That Never Was (after Sept. 2011)
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