Bluebells bloom for the first time in hundreds of years, offering us a charming, yet concerning, indication of the effects of climate change
Another theory about how water got to the Moon
Humorous SF titles selected by a humorous SF author, Daniel M. Kimmel
Apparently, there are new chapters in the Book of Secrets, maybe
David Brin draws our attention to the accomplishments of the Mars copter
Anders Bellis comments on the Balticon “Woke” kerfuffle
Obi Wan Kenobi show reveals important Leia backstory
Queer Ducks author takes on human sexuality through animal kingdom examples
What’s in that junk food? You might not want to know
New technique for finding killer asteroids reveals hundreds of new objects
New Releases: Alex Shvartsman’s The Middling Affliction: The Conradverse Chronicles, Book 1
Hulu subscribers will already know if season 3 of The Orville steps things up
World’s largest plant found down under
Crimes of the Future generates standing O and walk-outs
The Last HoJo (a hotel and restaurant chain frequented by many older fans) closes
Wonder Woman says “yes, WW IS a Queer Icon” (the only way Wonder Woman could be more of a queer icon would be if Judy Garland had poretrayed the character)
Levar Burton – fix was in an it wrecked him – tells Jeopardy tales
James Palmer supports Moses Ingram
This article suggests you can understand Elon Musk by reading RAH’s The Moon is a Harsh Mistress (Mini editorial: It may be that you can suss out Musk’s thinking based on a read of Heinlein’s novel of revolution, but the author of this piece either hasn’t read the novel or misunderstood it so badly that they attempt to evaluate the Moon colony without ever acknowledging that it is a Penal Colony, which drastically alters any and all interpretations one might make of their society. Besides, all of the rest of us know that the Heinlein character Musk is closest to emulating is Delos D. Harriman, the man who purchased all of the land over which the Moon orbits. Is it possible that the author of the article confused their Heinlein “Moon” titles?)
Richard Graeme Cameron informs us that Polar Borealis magazine is now open for submissions
Dumbest SF Film ever will star Beavis and Butthead
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds explores Vulcan sexuality and steps on canon just a little bit more
New FB Group Heralds the arrival of Studio-Based Fandom (Other mini-editorial: it was a shock to realize how quickly partisan Fandom is beginning to impact our world. This new FB group centers itself on genre materials produced only by Universal Studios. We are anticipating open warfare between partisan fandoms to break out at any time now.)
Star Wars Fans call out Disney…see previous post about fan-based fandoms
2001 deleted scenes preserved in salt mine
Ari Marmel reveals a Patrick Stuart wardrobe “secret”
Ambitious Green Lantern project
Samuel Delany offers some writerly advice
Raised by Wolves is cancelled
China will complete its space station with next mission
Paul Di Filippo shares a new anthology’s release Multiverses An Anthology of Alternate Realities
Richard Holloway shares this Star Trek themed drone display in Australia
Carpenter’s remake of The Thing to be in theaters for its 40th anniversary
Star Trek Discovery’s cat gets some attention
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