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Anime roundup 4/18/2019: The Rearguard
In this week's viewing: With only a few more premieres, it's time to set the season lineup already! Read More »
1,060-hour image of the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) captured by Amateur Astronomers – AstroSpace
This could be the longest exposure image ever made by amateur astronomers Read More »
Celebrating 1 Year in Print with a Special, Full Color Anniversary Edition
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Scientists Might Have Just Figured Out Where Nightmares Come From
Where do nightmares come from? The right half of their cerebral cortex, that's where Read More »
A free book of science fiction from around the world about climate change, introduced by Kim Stanley Robinson / Boing Boing
An international climate change anthology Read More »
Industry Leaders Explain How The ISS Makes Life Better on Earth
Space Exploration makes money. Here's some of the ways it does. Read More »
Noticias Literatura 17-4
Aeternum magazine puts out a call for end of the world stories Read More »
News | NASA’s Cassini Reveals Surprises with Titan’s Lakes
Titan has the same hydrolic processes as the Earth, only it uses ethane and methane instead of water Read More »
Some People Are Exceptionally Good at Predicting the Future
An online, crowd-sourced attempt to investigate the "wisdom of crowds" Read More »
Kugelblitz: Black holes made from light – Big Think
We can make black holes with lasers! Read More »
Upcoming Space Hotel to Be “Like a Small Cruise Ship”
Worldcon or Space Hotel? Worldcon or Space Hotel? Read More »
NASA’s SPHEREx mission will investigate the origins of the universe
SphereX will survey galaxies up to 10 billion light years away, looking for water and organic signatures. Read More »
Space art by Charles Bittinger shows the solar system as imagined in 1939
These wonderful illustrations are great to ponder, and a window into how much our understanding has increased. Read More »
Mysterious radio signals from deep space detected – BBC News
FRBs - Fast Radio Bursts. Now they've detected repeating ones. Read More »
Scientists Debate Mysterious Flash of Light in Space, Known as The Cow | Digital Trends
Whichever way the data leads, the results will still be cool - either a black hole consuming a white dwarf or a supernova birthing a neutron star Read More »
What to Do When Your Planet is Trying to Kill You
Kimberly UNger dives into her first post about science fiction in video games with a look at Anthem from Bioware, an MMO based on the concept of terraforming. Read More »
Articles populaires de mars 2019
Fabian picks the top posts from March for French readers. Read More »
LA NANA DE LA CIENCIA FICCIÓN: Ada Lyn de Tanya Tynjälä
Tanya takes a deep dive into her own novel Ada Lyn Read More »
Celebrating 1 Year in Print with a Special, Full Color Anniversary Edition
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LA NANA DE LA CIENCIA FICCIÓN: Ada Lyn de Tanya Tynjälä
Tanya takes a deep dive into her own novel Ada Lyn Read More »
Novedades de Marzo
"Supercolonia" by Héctor Alvarado, Great America reviews. The first volume dedicated to Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba and Chile; Proxima magazine's 2017 content online; Discourse magazine highlights Ursula Le Guin, and more Read More »
Noticias Literatura 10-4
Announcing the release of América Fantástica and an interview with author Nahikari Diosdado. Read More »
AMAZING NEWS: April 14, 2019
First commercial launch of the Falcon Heavy; Patreon is a rights grab; Chinese enhance monkey intelligence; Captain Marvel, Avengers in the 90s, an anthology of SF critique and more Read More »
NEWS FROM FANDOM: April 14, 2019
Seiuns, Ditmars, Derringers and Peabodys. Plus - Pixel Scroll (think of it as an spring roll for your brain); Jim Hines, cats sleeping on SF, Lee Martindale recognized by SFWA and more Read More »
TIME MACHINE
Posts on SETI, d'Arnauld Pontier, Paul Lehr, Amazing Stories TV show, our current fund-raiser, Neo-Opsis magazine, Vonda McIntyre and more round out this week's most popular posts. Read More »
Experimenter Publishing Acquires Fantastic Stories Mark
Reuniting the family Read More »
The Tale of the Man Who Was Too Lazy To Fail
Was RAH's allegory about indolence and sloth? No, it was not. However, this week's editorial might be. Read More »
GOODBYE TO VONDA and MY FAVOURITE TV SHOWS
After a short absence, Steve returns to bid farewell to a beloved SF author, Vonda N. McIntyre, and to talk about his TV addiction... er, favourite shows! Read More »
Clubhouse Reviews: Neo-opsis Magazine #29 and “A Body of Work” by Colleen Anderson
An in depth look at two publications - Neo-Opsis magazine and A Body of Work anthology - using the O.B.I.R. method. (Not to be confused with the Outer Limits method O.B.I.T.. Not quite that intrusive.) Read More »
Protective “Cocoons” Could Block Deadly Stellar Gamma-Ray Bursts
This cocoon was NOT featured in a movie of the same name Read More »
Before The X-Files, there was – The Invaders – Neatorama
The Invaders pretty much proved that if you are witness to an alien invasion, it's best to just keep your mouth shut. Read More »
China’s Chang’e-4 Sends Back First Panorama From Far Side of The Moon
If China's space agency discovers the secret Nazi moon base, do you think they'll tell us? Read More »
Anime roundup 4/11/2019: The Future’s So Bright
In this week's viewing: The first premieres of spring bloom! Read More »
From Cyborgs to Caves: New Releases in Science Fiction Romance
Cyborg maneaters; Abbey goes shopping; steam-based Moon missions; an alien creatures hunting preserve. Romance is everywhere among the stars Read More »
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