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Year 2150 Research Paper

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How will life be like 133 years from now? What is life going to be like in the future? How will our sense of fashion change in 133 years? Will we go to ripped jeans and sweaters to silver body suits? Well there are many many predictions for the year 2150 and so the list could be endless so here are some of my main predictions. For the year 2150 I think we will go through many changes in life. Changes in transportation, climate, technology and living places. I think that by the year 2150 almost everyone will own 1-2 hover vehicles. Hover vehicles are vehicles that float 1-2 feet above the ground. Hover vehicles can be a bit beneficial, since the vehicles hover in the air it could kill less squirrels, raccoons or other common organisms found crossing busy streets. I predict this because ever since swayways and hover boards have been invented many people have been dreaming about owning one. Also because they’re so popular more inventions are getting inspired-to build more hover vehicles, if there can be hoverboards why can 't there be hover cars or scooters. …show more content…

I think there will be newer designs of technology. Holograms for an example will become really popular in 2150. Hologram technology like hologram watches, hologram phones, hologram computers. All of these will become a popular technology for a company. I also think tech glasses will become extremely popular in the future. Technology glasses are wearable computers that can run mobile apps. I think Technology glasses will be popular in 2150 because people will find them cool looking or maybe people will start making them trendy causing more and more people to buy them. This will start making technology glasses to become more and more

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