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Only imagination limits innovation.


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Above this text is the futuristic car on the moon. Or actually, that thing can be the combination of the lunar cruiser, laboratory, and shuttle. There is the possibility that we would travel to the moon using trains or cars. Or technology that bases those well-known vehicles. The fact is that electric cars can operate on the moon. 

And the futuristic spacecraft that operate at the weak gravitation would have wheels under them. Those flying cars that are equipped with vertical rockets can travel to Earth. So that futuristic "lunar cruiser would also equip with horizontal or vertical rockets. And they can be shuttles with wheels. 

There is the possibility that in the future the magnetic rail gun or magnetic track that accelerates connecting spacecraft would base the railway. That magnetic accelerating track would build around the moon, and the craft is accelerated by using magnets to the journey to Earth. These types of systems might base on trains or cars. But they are more advanced than some old fashion artistic things. 

When we are talking about innovation, we are talking about the idea that can turn into a product. Innovation is the thing that turns ideas and thoughts into a physical product. But what is the road to innovative ideas and the innovation process? The first thing that inventors must get is the idea that this person will start to breed the product. 

The thing that the investor must realize is that invention does not come from emptiness. The inventor must introduce the product based on something. The base of machinery is in natural sciences and phenomena. That means there is some kind of phenomenon that will turn to the thing that will turn to merchandise that is interesting to the investors. 

The investors are the thing that is paying for the office space and help with marketing the product when it's time to take it to market. The perpetual motion machines are not valid products because friction denies the movement that continues forever. But outside the atmosphere, there is no gravitation and atmosphere. So there the perpetual motion machine could be possible. 

But let's come back to Earth. Many things are turning real in the modern world that was science fiction in the past. Today we are talking seriously about the liquid machines that can change their shape. The thing that can make that kind of system possible is the nanorobots inside silicone bubbles. Cloned living neurons can control those machines.

And that kind of robot can be more intelligent than even humans. When we are making new inventions, we must realize one thing. The internet is giving more information to inventors than ever before. And that thing means they have more possibilities than ever before. 


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