Sir Arthur C. Clarke’s Last Message



Sir Arthur C. Clarke, a giant in the science fiction genre and early proponent of the geosynchronous satellite orbit, has died.

Recently, Sir Arthur videotaped his reflections on his 90th birthday, in which he talked about the future of space travel and more (Hit play or go to Link [YouTube])

I distinctly remember reading Rendezvous with Rama, which actually was my first sci-fi novel. He will be missed.


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Posted on March 19, 2008 at 4:42 am by Alex
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Sir Arthur C. Clarke’s Last Message



Sir Arthur C. Clarke, a giant in the science fiction genre and early proponent of the geosynchronous satellite orbit, has died.

Recently, Sir Arthur videotaped his reflections on his 90th birthday, in which he talked about the future of space travel and more (Hit play or go to Link [YouTube])

I distinctly remember reading Rendezvous with Rama, which actually was my first sci-fi novel. He will be missed.


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Posted on March 19, 2008 at 4:42 am by Alex
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