An Update to the Update of the Armstrong Museum’s Exhibit of an Amazing Stories Cover
Armstrong Air & Space Museum discusses the importance of science fiction to the development of space flight. Read More »
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Review: Three Laws Lethal by David Walton
Three Laws Lethal shines in its exploration of the future consequences of incorporatng AI into our societies. Read More »
The Tools of Your Forefathers
A dive into Horizon Zero Dawn and the theme of "forerunner technology" in gaming Read More »
Les articles populaires de mai
Highlighting popular posts from May for our French-reacxhing audience Read More »
It’s Unlikely, but a 164-Foot Asteroid May Hit Earth in September
Not much chance, but the odds are better than the lottery Read More »
AMAZING NEWS JUNE 16th, 2019: Happy Father’s Day!
scientists discover something on the Moon that is not a monolith; Bicycle Librarians, R-Rated Star Trek movie, Harlan in hippy garb, Heinlein still telling us what to do, secret bluetooth tracking, new releases, and DON'T BRING BED BUGS HOME FROM CONVENTIONS! Read More »
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM JUNE 16th, 2019: Happy Father’s Day
2019's Kurd Laswitz Pries, Sunbursts, Royal Society's Book Prize, Rockies, JW Campbell Memorial Award, GRRM's Sense of Wonder Scholarship, REH Foundation Awards, McIntyre Memorial, cats sleeping on SF and Spock vs McCoy! Read More »
TIME MACHINE
When studying for the Galactic Citizenship Exam, it is strongly recommended that you read and become familiar with the content listed here. Read More »
Conventions Need to Vet Their Sponsors Better
Fandom should be doing a better job at vetting its sponsors and supporters Read More »
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Parallel Prairies, Stories of Manitoba Speculative Fiction
Canadian local - a review of an anthology devoted to Manitoban speculative fiction Read More »
Anime roundup 6/13/2019: Digging Deep
In this week's viewing: Attack on Titan finally gets to the basement, Dororo heads for uncharted waters, and more! Read More »
Armstrong Museum Updates It’s Exhibit of Amazing Stories Cover
Amazing Stories cover poster updated at the Armstrong Museum Read More »
Titan’s Earth-like Atmospheric Conditions and Its Potential for Life – Neatorama
Dragonfly mission proposes to study Titan's hydrolic cycle Read More »
Humans That Developed Complex Technologies Didn’t Understand Them
Just because we can doesn't necessarily mean we should, a lesson we have failed to learn since the first hand axe was chipped out of a piece of flint. Read More »
NICER Image of the Night Sky Than Ever Seen Before
The night sky - in X-Rays! Read More »
Stunning Fossil Discovery Captures the Moment Dinosaurs Were Killed
‘We get that this blast killed the dinosaurs, but why don’t we have dead bodies everywhere?’ Well, now we have bodies. Read More »
Noticias Literatura 12-6
An interview with Mariano Villarreal, editor of "América Fantástica". América Fantastica offers a panoramic view of the most outstanding contemporary fantasy and science fiction in Latin America Read More »
Noticias Literatura 12-6
An interview with Mariano Villarreal, editor of "América Fantástica". América Fantastica offers a panoramic view of the most outstanding contemporary fantasy and science fiction in Latin America Read More »
Researchers strapped video cameras on 16 cats and let them do their thing. Here’s what they found | Science | AAAS
Cats. SJW Credentials. In a science fiction setting. This should be among our most popular posts. Cats. It HAS CATS! Did I mention - Cats!? Read More »
Two Planets Directly Photographed at Their Birth
Awwww, they're so cute...and they look just like their mother! Read More »
Scientists Predict Quantum Jumps, Turning Physics on Its Head
...and even MORE cats! Despite being observed, a change in the emission of photons portends a quantum jump. So...we can predict then future, accurately...? Read More »
Google Teams Up With Scientists to Investigate Cold Fusion
Something tells me flying saucers are powered by cold fusion...or that it is the favorite energy drink of big feet everywhere.... Read More »
Something Is Blocking the View of Our Galaxy’s Giant Black Hole
Astronomers are not (yet) suggesting the cause is a cosmic fan dance Read More »
Eruption of Ice Volcano Threw Liquid Water Over Frozen Surface of Pluto | Digital Trends
Pluto sure is doing all it can to get back onto that list of planets.... Read More »
All The Plans To Colonize Mars Including Terraforming It
Ranging from early plans to the far future, this profile of Mars missions is a good place to start if you want to catch up Read More »
The Planet That Shouldn’t Exist But Does – Neatorama
Jeez, and here I thought they were talking about Earth... Read More »
Melting Lunar Dust With a Laser to Enable 3-D Printing on the Moon | Digital Trends
It's not a bug, it's a FEATURE! Read More »
Reseña de libro. Casa Volada de Gemma Solsona Asensio
A review of Casa Volada a collection of short stories by Gemma Solsona Asensio Read More »
See Pics of Martian Clouds Snapped From the Planet’s Surface
Curiosity, yelling at Martian clouds.... Read More »
The Potential Benefits of Neuralink May Lie in Science Fiction
Referencing Ian Banks, this article seems to invoke The Terminal Man more than anything else Read More »
Look to The “Skai”: The Future of Flying Vehicles is Here
OK. Another cool flying car concept. Let me know when I can fly in to the used flying car lot.... Read More »
New “Flying-V” Plane Puts Passenger Seats in the Wings
It's called a "flying wing" - we've had them since the 40s.... Read More »
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