Arthur C. Clarke died a year ago today. Clarke shaped the space movement in so many ways from geostationary communications to 2001. He inspired so many to dream of the possibilities for the future. The world without seems to have an empty place without him.
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1 thought on “A Year Without Arthur C. Clarke”
well…the mans got 3 wishes…lets roll!!!
good luck on trying to find a man like that today. A remarkable man indeed.