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2050 Dubai

Air travel: The more the ... cheaper

The mass transition to electric-powered aircraft was made possible by a breakthrough in battery technology, which did away with the costliest part of flying — the fuel. Plane tickets are now comparable in price to train rides (proportional to the distance, of course). Anyone can fly! However,

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2030 Dubai

Passenger aircraft are gradually becoming more economical and environmentally friendly, but this progress is barely noticeable to the average passenger. The innovations inside the plane, however, are striking. For example, airplanes have smart seats that download individual passenger

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2050 Rabat

Morocco’s location close to the Equator made it possible to construct a compact spaceport not far from Marrakesh. It is used mostly to transport astronauts and cargo to asteroids. Civil flights also depart from the orbit; there is always entertainment there, as well as excursions, study, and

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2050 Atlanta

In 2050, Personal Air Vehicles will be refined and implemented in everyday life. Battery technology will have improved to a very high power density, fulfilling the requirements needed for small electric airplanes, and long duration drones.These Personal Air Vehicles will be autonomous, and a mix of

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2050 Munich

School education in 2050 Luckily there was a big revolution at school. Children still meet in classes, but rather to be together with 30 other children, now just 5-6 pupils are organized and paired with one adviser for assisting. 50% of the learning takes place in schools, the other 50%

# education # transport # medicine

2030 Islamabad

The thrust of infrastructure development will pick up game-changing pace when the $46 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor projects in energy and rail and road construction start to take shape. The four-phase, fast-track work on three road routes – Western, Central and Eastern

# government # transport

2050 Torino

The new era of a broad ecosystem of vehicles

In 2050, people’s attitude to their vehicles is changing, and the idea of a single-family car has become obsolete. Instead, we have a broad ecosystem of vehicles with different form factors. For one, we use cars in a more efficient way. Cars of the past had four to

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2050 Moscow

The system of public and private transport has been reconceptualized. People move around the city on electromobiles and flying vehicles with electric microturbines. Transport is AI-controlled, so vehicle owners do not need driving or flying licenses; on public transport there are no drivers at all.

# transport # AI

2050

The invention of high-strength synthetic materials will give rise, quite literally, to flying machines powered by human brawn. There will also appear various hybrid aircraft powered by muscular and solar energy. People will fly not only by catching air currents as before with gliders, but also

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2040 Dubai

Originally of little significance, Al Maktoum international airport becomes one of the largest in the world by 2040. The reason for this is that Dubai's international airport, located four kilometers from the capital can no longer cope with ever-increasing passenger traffic. In 2030 the

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2040 Dubai

By 2040, Dubai becomes a leader in autonomous vehicles - a significant number of all trips are undertaken in driverless transport - not only cars but also buses, trams, underground trains as well as many forms of water and air transport. Success here was achieved due to active support from

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2030 Dubai

In 2017 the length of the two Dubai metro lines; the red and the green - was 75 km. Rapid population growth has accelerated the development of public transport. By 2030 the number of stations reached 197, the length with the three, newly-added lines was 421 km. Existing lines were continued

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2050 Vancouver

Space is said to be the final frontier. But at $10,000 simply to put a shuttle into low-Earth orbit, the struggles seem monumental in light of the risk-reward payoff. However, after 30-odd years of construction, a 35,786 km steel cable is erected in Haro Strait, off the coast of Vancouver Island.

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2040 Dubai

City administration has started developing the infrastructure more actively. It has led to a growth of driverless transportation. Autonomous driving has become a norm for both public and private transport, helping decrease a number of accidents and optimise traffic

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2030 Antarctica

2030: With the reduction of global ice, Antartica reveals a wealth of untapped resources. United Nations (UN) claim governance over the continent and start utilising these resources. 2040: With the devastation caused by global warming, there is little alternative but to abandon fossil fuel options

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2040 Moscow

One possible way around (or over) traffic jams is by hoverbike—a flying motorcycle consisting of a base with two large propellers. A commercial version is being developed by Malloy Hoverbike. According to the design spec, the device should withstand a weight of up to 130 kg, have a top speed of over

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2040 Moscow

The creators of the sci-fi movie Back to the Future Part II imagined a world in 2015 teeming with hoverboards—wheel-less skateboards that hover above the ground by way of magnetic attraction. But in reality hoverboards have little prospect of becoming a daily mode of transport. As demonstrated

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2030 Moscow

Self-driving car-sharing is a model of publictransport that will decrease the impact on the ecology by using automobiles ina more sensible and economical way as well as critically reducing the amount oftraffic jams. The concept is based on the fact that a person can order a carthat

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2050 Moscow

There aren’t any aboveground parking lots in the city anymore. Drivers no longer need to try to get into a small space near their home or office. It’s not a good idea to try to trick the automatic evacuators, which use a monitoring system based on low-orbit satellites. Owners of modern self-driving

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2040 Moscow

Traffic — this longtime problem in Moscow, with its radial and circle street structure, has all but disappeared. There are several contributing factors. Self-driving cars always maintain a minimum distance, which guarantees no human error (car accidents, those infinite Moscow-style left turns from

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