QUICK MOVIE REVIEWS: EXTINCTION and BRIGHTBURN
Steve talks about coincidence and reviews a couple of films. He didn’t find any five-flibbet films, but maybe you’ll like them better than he did. Read More »
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CLUBHOUSE: Reviews: Five Fantasy Novels Worth Reading
Graeme reviews five novels, covering a range of interests and genres Read More »
See What Astronomers Are Calling “The Last Breath of a Dying Star”
Death of a star, in glorious color Read More »
Did A US Navy Scientist Just Invent A Room-Temperature Superconductor? – Slashdot
A patent application reveals that a room temp superconductor methodology may have been found Read More »
DARPA Wants to Build Conscious Robots Using Insect Brains
Wonderful. Insects controlling robots. Who controls the insects? Read More »
Lazy me: No Llegué a Escribir el Post de esta Semana… así que les Regalo un Cuento.
… Y eso. Además éste lo he mandado a varios sitios y no me lo han aceptado (ahora solo mando cuando me piden participar y generalmente mando dos opciones, a ver cuál les gusta) ¿Quizá pueden ayudarme a ver cuál es el problema? El Camino El camino que conduce al Reino, no tiene cadenas ni trancas. Pareciera ser una de esas minas abandonadas ya por secas y estériles. Es rocosa, sucia, con tela... Read More »
The trouble with streaming: It could fragment fandom
Could "streaming" fragment fandom? Read More »
Anime roundup 5/23/2019: The Long Game
In this week's viewing: Midnight Occult Civil Servants fails to break a cycle, Attack on Titan reminds us that it likes to make people wait, and more! Read More »
New Releases in Science Fiction Romance for a Long Weekend
A shared universe SF Romance series! Read More »
Noticias Literatura 22-5
Announcing the IXth TerBi Award Winners! Read More »
Our Nearest Exoplanet, Proxima B, Could Have Large and Chilly Neighbor | Digital Trends
Alpha Centauri sure has an interesting SF history; it went from "of course it has Earth analogues, it's our closest stellar neighbor" to "multiple star systems can't host planets" and now back again to "we might just be able to live there" Read More »
Some Elements Can be Liquid and Solid at the Same Time
Liquid and solid at the same time...kind of like that alien goo mentioned elsewhere Read More »
Zero-energy Bio Refrigerator cools your food with future gel
This is so much like all of those "alien" technologies that require one to stick their hands into alien goo to operate Read More »
New Type of Super-Efficient Superconductivity Discovered
New types of superconductivity are always a good thing, even if they've no practical application Read More »
Amazing Histories, May 1928: Inventions and Invertebrates
A cautionary editorial about predicting the future of technology; giant octopi in print, presaging giant creature films, and more Read More »
Bizarre Black Hole “Drags” Spacetime, Blasts Wobbling Plasma Jets
V404 Cygni has now been charged with reckless use of plasma jets Read More »
Bizarre Black Hole “Drags” Spacetime, Blasts Wobbling Plasma Jets
V404 Cygni has now been charged with reckless use of plasma jets Read More »
What Will it Take to Create the First Martians?
What does it take? Man Plus, at least according to Pohl. Read More »
Radical Desalination Approach May Disrupt the Water Industry | Columbia Engineering
Reverse Osmosis? Distillation? Nah. We're talking about Solvent Extraction! The new methodology can help clean up hypersaline water solutions often produced by energy extraction methods. Read More »
Is the Higgs boson actually a ‘portal to the dark world’? – Futurity
Physicists propose another new way to hunt down dark matter Read More »
Mindstorm: A Review and Interview with Cindy Koepp
An excellent read, Mindstorm: Parlay at Ologo brings humor in the midst of drama, and passion in the midst of prejudice. Read More »
Film Review – See You Yesterday
Spike Lee's alternate timeline take on Back to the Future debuts on Netflix Read More »
Tholins: The red goo critical to life in the universe – Big Think
Red Goo may have been a precursor to life. Astronomers are finding it everywhere. Read More »
China Says It’ll Have a Moon Base in Ten Years
China's Space Agency is getting more serious and specific with their ten year plan. Read More »
Scientists Explore Mercury’s Inner Core Through Its Gravity and Spin
Mercury's core may be much like the Earth's. The real question is, did they find SPD-13 running around on the surface? Read More »
AMAZING NEWS 5/19/19 – Fanbot Edition
Ellison short, space pirates, burning Earth, Northwest Smith, Steve Stiles, publishing consequences of opening your mouth in public, and more! Read More »
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM 5/19/19 – SCROLLBOT EDITION
Israeli Worldcon Bid Being Explored, AnLab and Asimov's Reader Choice, Premio this, that and the other, Nebulas, the TOP SF Awards, Balticon, and more Read More »
TIME MACHINE
We do this every week. Our most read posts. You know what to do. Read More »
The Coming of the Fanbots
Will Fandom survive the coming of the Fanbots? Read More »
Reseña de libro: La Venganza de los Apus de Sarko Medina Hinojosa
In Latin America the fantastic is not just a literary current, it is life itself, as this review of Revenge of the Apus illustrates. Read More »
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Anathema Magazine issue 7
A tri-annual speculative fiction magazine of works by “queer POC / Indigenous / Aboriginal creators”, and a call for a crusade against an entrenched foe. Read More »
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