User:Mattes/Studies/Transport in fiction

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Transport in fiction is part № 23 of the User:Mattes/studies series.

Land

Main category: Fictional land vehicles

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  “Wüstenschiff”, Germany, 1931 (“… kann 300 Passagiere mit höchstem Comfort durch die entlegensten Wüsten und Landstriche bringen. Wasser, Nahrungsmittel und Betriebsstoff kann das Fahrzeug auf Monate mit sich führen”.)
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  ditto
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  “Ein Reisehotel” in the year 2000. Germany, 1898 or earlier.
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  Hoverboard (Film „Back To The Future“).
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  1981 De Lorean DMC-12 (Film „Back To The Future“).
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  Dodge Fantasticar, 2007.

Water

Main category: Fictional ships

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  Concept for a luxury Ocean-Express for the Atlantic passage Hamburg - New York City or vice versa with a duration of 40 hours! In the 1931 vision of the German engineer Ing. A. Benz, this ship would have been operational in 2000.
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  Noah's Ark, see Searches for Noah's Ark

Land and water

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  Railway boat in the year 2000, Germany, 1899-1901.

Air

Main category: Fictional aircraft

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  Gleitsegler, built after drawings by LdV
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  1720
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  1709
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  ? (ill. in „The Strange Voyage and Adventures of Domingo Gonsales to the World in the Moon“), 1768
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  Fictional flying contraption using static electricity, before 1775
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  A. J. Renaux, circa 1784
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  1804
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  Viktor Vasnetsov, 1880
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  British Balloon, and D- Aerial Yacht
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  Airship on the long course in the year 2000. France, 1900 or 1910
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  Air bus "Silfia" № 525 "Paris - Bordo" in the year 2000. France, 1900 or 1910
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  Air battle in the year 2000, France, 1899.
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  War plane in the year 2000, France, 1899.
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  Cures d'air dans la montagne, 1883.
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  Frank Reade Weekly Magazine: title page illustration „White Cruiser of the clouds“, 1902
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  An aërial motor-car, 1905
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  Volplane (Undersea Kingdom, 1936 film)
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  Speculative drawing of wireless power transmitters envisioned by Serbian American inventor Nikola Tesla powering a fuelless aircraft, illustrating Tesla interview in 1934 magazine
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  Air train, France, 1911
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  ? (ill. in “The two last humans”), 1911
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  ? (ill. „The war in the air, and particularly how Mr. Bert Smallways fared while it lasted“), 1908.
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  War in the 20th century, France, 1887
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  Army Avrocars
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  Skyfleet S570 model (looks like the Airbus 380)
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  scramjet (Гиперзвуковой прямоточный воздушно-реактивный двигатель летающей лаборатории ГЛЛ-АП на МАКС-2009)
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  early balloon designs: "Lana's aeronautic machine," "Montgolfiers' balloon," "Blanchard's balloon," "Garnerin ascending [and] descending" in his parachute, the "Charles & Roberts' balloon" being inflated, the "form of the wings employed by Lunardi," and the "form of the wings employed by Blanchard." before 1818.
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  A man riding between two horses is pulling a man in a balloon behind him, other men in costume are accompanying them, one carrying a flag and a torch.
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  Dolphin airship by Jean Samuel Pauly and Durs Egg (c. 1835 print).

Space

Main category: Fictional spacecraft

Main category: Fictional space stations

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  1906
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See also

• Unusual vehicles

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