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House designing, video games, space exploration, building new worlds. And all these in three-dimensional space. This is exactly the future that holographic technologies promise us. Able to complement our physical world with the digital one, this technology has enormous potential in almost all areas we know.
To draw in the air, to walk on the surface of Mars, to look into the volcano or the center of the Earth - holograms can send us where even magic, not only science, is not capable of. The possibilities will be virtually endless, depending only on our imagination. Who knows what more people can create using this technology?

Рост населения, ухудшение экологической обстановки, истощение ресурсов ставит население перед выбором либо погрязнуть в войнах из за перераспределения ресурсов и территорий и со временем превратить Землю в подобие мира из безумного Макса, либо сплотиться во имя великой цели- вырваться за пределы орбиты, покорить космос , а Землю сделать заповедником. Ядром этого является Асгардия. В настоящее время мэр города может оказаться вообще единственным представителем Асгардии в регионе. И я считаю, что главная задача мэра донести до простых граждан, что Асгадия не новая компьютерная игра, о ядро нового Космического общества.

Many people know about SpaceX and their plans and achievements but I just now came across this project. This is a plan for a space dock called "The Gateway." For some reason I haven't heard about this project as well as many other people. The team over there includes John Blincow, President John Blincow has worked as a pilot for 24 years, flying all over the world in such aircraft as the Boeing 757, DC-10, and Boeing 747-400. John Blincow’s experience as a pilot instructor includes United Airlines, Boeing Flight Safety, and as a security instructor for The Transportation Security Administration (TSA). John Blincow graduated with a B.A. from Cal State San Bernardino in 1996. Dr. Thomas Spilker, Chief Architect Dr. Thomas R. Spilker earned his Ph.D. from Stanford University and then worked for more than 20 years as both a scientist and engineer at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Retiring in 2012, he started his own consulting business as a space flight mission architect. Tom worked on NASA’s Voyager, Cassini, and Genesis missions, and is a Co-Investigator for the MIRO instrument on ESA’s Rosetta mission.

Visit their website here https://gatewayspaceport.com/