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In recognition of the rapidly approaching winter holidays, I’m going to focus this post entirely on science fiction romance new releases which include a Christmas or holiday element. Often, but not always, these will be shorter works and may be a ‘side story’ for main characters in a series. One of the first to appear this year was USA Today Best Selling author Lea Kirk’s Blue Christmas (A Prophec... Read More »
"Apep's" dust pinwheel is moving too slowly to conform to current theories. Read More »
Cool deep space nebula are almost pase. Except. Cats. Read More »
Isn't this a little late? Isn't food going to be grown in vats and made with 3D printers? Read More »
Students can submit their message proposal, but only after solving various problems. Great learning tool, not so sure the best message should be silence. (We have no water...we taste awful...we make bad slaves for interstellar mining operations....) Read More »
Scientists discover that they can improve results by making things more complicated. Read More »
Remember, don't get too close when feeding the black hole, it might take a finger Read More »
When galaxies collide! Read More »
Space Tango wants to automate space manufacturing. Prepare for the dips. Read More »
Spin, decoherence, superposition...if you understand that stuff, you'll understand this article. Read More »
Stan Lee, comics, more comics, alternative comics, new releases, new life forms, distributing diverse books and more Read More »
Jerry Ohlinger, John Rogers, Goodreads Choice Awards, Amazon Best SF list and more Read More »
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A full reveal of the Winter 2018 issue of Amazing Stories, shipping this coming week! Read More »
Rememberances of Stan Lee continue to pour in. Each and every one is personal - the man touched so many lives in so many different ways. Read More »
Was The Brain Stealers of Mars Campbell's inspiration for Who Goes There? Read More »
A review of the second Posthuman anthology Read More »
A review of the second Posthuman anthology Read More »
Steve really didn’t care for the new movie The Predator. Did you? On the other hand, Steve likes Stan Against Evil on IFC. Give it a try! Read More »
We're guessing that satellites, GPS trackers and drones just aren't enough to keep track of what every human being is doing every last second of every single day Read More »
In this week's viewing: JoJo and Zombie Land Saga have the deets on characters' old careers, and more! Read More »
They'll find greater acceptance if they could make that needle a smaller gauge.... Read More »
Live coverage all the way from the red planet. Too bad that by the time we see it, it has already happened. Read More »
A rover on the surface by 2019, a reusable lander and a permanent orbiting "gateway" Read More »
Fred Pohl has already been there. Read his Day Million to get a pretty good idea. Read More »
Trimbles announce Arisia attendance, Amazing Stories withdraws Trimble NASFiC sponsorship. Read More »
TerBi announces two awards and a discussion of Ferran Varela's La danza del Gohut Read More »
This is why finding water is so important Read More »
Cyclonic suction? Read More »
aaa. NOW we know where the Puppetteers are! Read More »
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Veronica Scott wrote a new post, Science Fiction Romance New Releases with Winter Holiday Themes 11 hours, 54 minutes ago
In recognition of the rapidly approaching winter holidays, I’m going to focus this post entirely on science fiction romance new releases which include a Christmas or holiday element. Often, but not always, these w […] 
Kermit Woodall wrote a new post, ‘Pinwheel’ system may upend star death theory 11 hours, 55 minutes ago
A newly-discovered massive star system, perhaps the first of its kind found in our galaxy, challenges existing ideas about how large stars eventually die.
Source: ‘Pinwheel’ system may upend star death theory – Futurity 
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The Cat’s Paw Nebula, imaged here by NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope, is named for the large bubbles that create the impression of a feline footprint.
Source: News | Newborn Stars Blow Bubbles in the Cat’s Paw Nebula 
Kermit Woodall wrote a new post, 9 Robots That Are Invading The Agriculture Industry 11 hours, 55 minutes ago
Robotics will change food production forever, creating a more productive and sustainable model.
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