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According to what seems to be a fairly "official" facebook page for this particular commercial,
The composer is Mark Mothersbaugh, founder of Mutato Muzika (the label) and co-founder of DEVO.
The Future Behold
Imagine what the future holds
Airborne taxis
Cities that float
Puppies on a hovercraft
Leaf powered homes
Imagine what the future holds
Popular Science
The Future
Behold
-WP
Closed captioning confirms all of the above, but replaces "leaf" powered homes with "sleep" powered homes. Either way it doesn't make a lot of sense. -Iz
Imagine what the future holds... Sail born Taxis, (Meant Air born Taxis)
Cities of gold... Puppies on a hovercraft,
Leap on hold...?????? .... Imagine what the future holds,
Popular Science......
(My Guess, and I'm Stickin With It)
BsrBob
Imagine what the future holds... It's airborn Taxis,
Cities that float... Puppies on a hovercraft,
Leaf powered homes... Imagine what the future holds,
Popular Science......the future of.
Kandi
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Imagine what the future holds....
Airborne taxis, cities of gold....
Can puppies on a hovercraft be powered home?
Imagine what the future holds....
Pop-u-lar Science....the future of.
CHRISTIE
(This is a guess--99.9% sure it's right--that comes after repeatedly listening
to the commercial to figure out the lyrics! The Closed-Captions would not work
no matter how many different ways I set them up.)
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The book, The Hunger Games, is part of the Science Fiction genre. This is a Science Fiction book because the book is set in the future and has new inventions and usage of words. The Hunger Games, is set in the future because the continent of North America has been conquered by a group of people and is now called the country of Panam. It is also set in the future because they have hovercraft's that move extreamly fast. Another reason why this book is set in the future is because people have learned how to control the weather and temperature in an outdoor environment. This also show that they have new technologies to control the weather. These are just a few of the reasons why, The Hunger Games, is set in the science fiction genre.
Who was George Iles?
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Who is the artist that sings the Popular Science commercial puppies on a hovercraft?
Mark Mothersbaugh
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air pressure and the ratios of weight and stuff. it also involves newton's law of motion 'for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction'.
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False. The hovercraft was invented by Sir Christopher Cockerell in the 1950s, while Albert Einstein was a physicist known for his theory of relativity and other contributions to science.
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Try e-bay.
What are the ratings and certificates for Popular Science - 1935 I?
Popular Science - 1935 I is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved
What are the ratings and certificates for Popular Science - 1936 I?
Popular Science - 1936 I is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved
What are the ratings and certificates for Popular Science - 1938 I?
Popular Science - 1938 I is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved
What are the ratings and certificates for Popular Science - 1939 I?
Popular Science - 1939 I is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved
What are the ratings and certificates for Popular Science - 1940 I?
Popular Science - 1940 I is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved
What are the ratings and certificates for Popular Science - 1941 I?
Popular Science - 1941 I is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved
What are the ratings and certificates for Popular Science - 1942 I?
Popular Science - 1942 I is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved
