2001: A Space Odyssey

On March 18, 2008 Sir Arthur C. Clarke, the famous Sci-Fi writer and the first to set out the principles for satellite communication in geostationary orbits, died 90 years old. His book "2001: A space odyssey" became a movie, directed by Stanley Kubrick in 1968. The movie opening scene is fantastic showing the transition from a human ape discovering how to use a tool/weapon to a fast leap to a space ship. In December 2007 his 90th birthday reflections was recorded.

My credit goes to Jeff, KE9V blog where I found that Sir Arthur C. Clarke has died.

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