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STAR WARS soundtrack poster by John Berkey, 1977.

Lunar expedition in Sinus Roris, painted by Chesley Bonestell, 1954.

My headcanon is that computers in Star Wars are so primitive (for the setting) because (a bit like the BSG remake) there are massive cultural taboos against anything that could lead to a technological singularity.

The art of Robert McCall (1919-2010)

"Star Trek: The Motion Picture" poster from Japan, 1979. Artwork by Bob Peak.

Space port, painted by Ed Valigursky, ca. 1956.

On Criterion Channel, watch BARBARELLA (1968)—an outrageous blend of science fiction, high camp, and erotic fantasia starring Jane Fonda. Now playing in our Terry Southern collection! bit.ly/4lViJL9

WESTWORLD poster with art by Neal Adams.

Rutger Hauer on the set of BLADE RUNNER.

BLADE RUNNER concept art by Syd Mead.

Rein van Looy's cover art for "Trouble on Titan" by Alan E. Nourse, 1957 edition.

Interfaces in THE END OF EVANGELION, 1997.

Aerodrome of the Future, featured on a mid-century cigarette card.

On the set of STAR WARS.

The art of Ralph McQuarrie (1929-2012)

UNIVAC 1103 computer system at NASA’s Lewis (now Glenn) Research Center in Ohio, 1964.

Interfaces in “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.”

"Battlestar Galactica" concept art by Ralph McQuarrie.

John Berkey art for Popular Mechanics, May 1992: "Massive wing-in-ground-effects flyers combine jetliner speeds with steamship economy."

Argentine poster for Ishiro Honda's "The Mysterians" (地球防衛軍), 1957.