Amazing Histories, Spring 1928: The Second Quarter
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SpaceX Falcon Heavy Rocket Lofts 24 Satellites in 1st Night Launch | Space
Wow! Night launches are always spectacular and this one was no exception. (Unfortunately, the main core missed its landing on the drone ship) Read More »
Scientists: We Need to Protect the Solar System from Space Mining
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AMAZING NEWS – 6/23/19: We Protest How Immigrant Children Are Being Treated Edition
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AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM 6/23/19
Awards, Pixel Scrolls, Awards, Pixel Scrolls...Awards - Amazing Stories nominated for Best Magazine Neffy!, and Australian Fairy Tales, the Big Heart Award, Wendig & DeCandido, Clarion Workshop, more Read More »
TIME MACHINE
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CLUBHOUSE: Review: Lackington’s Magazine “Voyages” – Issue 19, Spring 2019
A review of the most recent issue of Lackington's Magazine - Voyages Read More »
THE BUTTERFLY KID a Retro Review in Anticipation of the Re-Release of the Greenwich Village Trilogy
It's the 1960s in Greenwich Village; aliens have invaded and there's a kid in the park creating psychedelic butterflies out of thin air. In other words, just a regular day in the village. Read More »
A Fridge to Rule Them All. Superconductive Refrigerator Could Cool Atoms to Absolute Zero Temperatures.
Better wrap those burgers well - freezer burn in this fridge would be a bitch! Read More »
A Fridge to Rule Them All. Superconductive Refrigerator Could Cool Atoms to Absolute Zero Temperatures.
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Hopefully, we will be studying them as they fly BY.... Read More »
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For some reason I'm reminded of a line from the Mel Brooks movie Blazing Saddles. Hedley Lamar is confronted with Douglas Fairbanks' Star on Hollywood Boulevard and says "How could he do such fantastic stunts with such little feet!?" Read More »
London Fields – Director’s Cut Review
An advance viewing of the director's cut redeems the earlier fifth lowest gross in US release version of this on-the-edge-of-the-apocalypse film Read More »
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Novedades de Mayo en Hispanoamérica
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Just you wait until those baby planets get to the "terrible twos" Read More »
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Except - wasn't the EARTH a toxic hell hole before life emerged? Read More »
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