Louis Del Grande
Getting his mind blown

That's a nice model none the less.

It's strange, but I have never liked the single nacelle starships, no matter the configuration, with the only exception being the '09 USS Kelvin. It's engineering hull provides balance and symmetry to its design.

Put America in reverse?! I think he wants to drive America off a cliff!

Very nice, but it's bloody A.I.. Is there a real-life version out there, a real place that looks like that?

Popular Science has always been a small handful of science and engineering knowledge mixed with a truckload of fanciful imagination.

>In the car. Tapes were hardier and easily replaced. I treated my CDs like my vinyl LPs, I kept them in the home and made cassette copies for the vehicle. That way if they got damaged, destroyed, stolen, or even given away, I could just make a new copy, or even multiple copies for multiple vehicles.

So do I. Barring the radio, cassette tapes were the best medium for music in the car, before MP3/iPod players came along. Sure, CDs have better sound, but that wasn't really necessary regarding the sound environment of the car. And CDs could be easily stolen, damaged or even destroyed while stored>