Naves y computadoras en la conquista del espacio exterior y simulado, de los V-2 a Galaxian y Galaga

Authors

  • Rodrigo Oscar Ottonello CONICET - LICH, UNSAM

Keywords:

spaceships, computers, space

Abstract

It is possible, considering the history of certain significant technologies, such as the first auto-guided missiles and the first videogames, to propose that exploration of outer space through spaceships and exploration of simulated space through computers are inseparable phenomena. Since both spaces are in certain sense alien to human life, we will analyze which are the effects of the use of these technologies.

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How to Cite

Ottonello, R. O. . (2023). Naves y computadoras en la conquista del espacio exterior y simulado, de los V-2 a Galaxian y Galaga. Cuadernos Del Sur Filosofía, (51), 84–98. Retrieved from https://ojs.uns.edu.ar/csf/article/view/4278

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