Steph Bianchini
2016 su Amazing Stories: I piu’ letti
An overview of some of 2016's most popular articles in Amazing Stories for Italian speaking readers.
Lagrangian Points – In Reality and Fiction (Part 2)
After having examined Lagrangian points in science, I would like to offer here some thoughts about their possible uses - in fiction and in...
Il mese di settembre su Amazing Stories: I piu’ letti
A summary of some of our more recent posts, translated into Italian.
Lagrangian Points – In Reality and Fiction (Part 1)
Lagrangian points are well known to anybody interested in astronomy or astrophysics. But even if you are not into the science part of SF, chances are...
Arrakis and Single Biome Planets (part 1)
Are single Biome planets feasible? Maybe if you have 45,000 Super Star Destroyers in the garage
Il mese di agosto su Amazing Stories: I piu’ letti
Our first post in Italian - welcome Italian-speaking fans!
If Space Doesn’t Work This Way, Try With the Death Star
Why spend countless taxpayer dollars on a Death Star with a fundamental flaw that can be exploited by a one-man starship? Why, indeed.
Star Wars and Space Problems
Do you remember a very famous quote from Douglas Adams’ The Hitchhiker Guide of the Galaxy about dimensions in space? “Space is big. Really...
Rogue Stars in Science and Fiction
Rogue stars are fascinating objects, even though a certain confusion exists about what they are and the way they can interact with our solar system. And SF, while contributing to their popularity, has made things even worse
Weird Things About the Moon(s)
We see it almost every day and some might think we know all there is to know, but the Moon still has many fascinating secrets to tell.
Those Black Pits on the Moon
What's in those black pits they're finding on the Moon? Could be colonists.
Tatooine in Real Space
Would there, could there be inhabitable planets with more than one sun, like the iconic Tatooine?
