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Lista de historias ambientadas en un futuro ahora en el pasado

Una batalla aérea en la que se emplearon dirigibles con cañones, como se muestra en En L'An 2000 , una serie de postales impresas entre 1899 y 1910. Los primeros aviones experimentales voladores fueron entre 1886 y 1910.

Esta es una lista de historias ficticias que, cuando se compusieron, se ambientaron en el futuro, pero el futuro que predijeron ahora es presente o pasado. La lista excluye obras que eran historias alternativas , que se compusieron después de las fechas que representan, futuros alternativos , como se representa en la ficción de viajes en el tiempo , así como cualquier obra que no haga predicciones del futuro, como aquellas que se centran únicamente en las vidas futuras de personajes ficticios específicos, o obras que, a pesar de sus fechas declaradas, son contemporáneas en todo menos en el nombre. Se pueden agregar entradas que hagan referencia al año actual si no se especificaron su mes y día o ya ocurrieron.

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Notes

  1. ^ Epilogue takes place on January 21, 2017.
  2. ^ Within the Star Trek universe, a 2001 novel would portray the story as part of a secret history in which numerous real-world calamities from the period were actually parts of a single wider conflict.

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