Quick: do you think that the future will be more or less religious?Robert Rowthorn, a...

You hear about new technical developments every day, but until you see them together, it's hard to imagine how far we've come in the last few years. Jetpacks, virtual reality, body scanners, personal submarines... all th...

Considering the pollution and congestion on our roads, could it be time for the return of pneumatic tubes for deliveries? A British project called Foodtubes proposed that a network of high-speed pipelines be built undern...

The future is not entirely unknowable. There are ways to pre...  ...s through effort or by accident tap into what the future holds. Science fiction writers, especially the be...  ...thought that mysteriously spans past, present and future and who in some instances come up with...

My fortune cookie didn't have a fortune in it and now I'm convinced that one day I'm going to die. - @Girl11Eleven...

Matt Novak of Paleofuture Blog came out with the f...  ...one is all about what people of yore thought the future would be when it comes to food. Oh, how absolutel...

We can always dream up new products that make life easier, no matter how difficult they would be to actually produce. In 1939, Popular Science predicted that we would one day received newspapers printed at home with data...

In 1936, Sh?nen Club magazine published an illus...  ...nvention Competition,” which took a look at the future of transportation. The illustrations don't look...

(video link) On this date in 1939, the New York World's fair opened. One of the exhibits was a ride called Futurama, sponsored by General Motors. Visitors got a glimpse of what life would be like in 1960, particularly t...

Wired takes a look at new technologies for deliver...  ...re's a possibility we won't even need food in the future ! Scientist Robert Freitas imagines humans ingesti...  ...Tucker, director of communications for the World Future Society. Still, there’s a certain cold comfort...