NASA Prepares for Another “7 Minutes of Terror”
Perseverance lands today
HAL 9000 o la máquina (im)perfecta
An examination of AI as presented in 2001: A Space Odyssey
Roy Batty o la memoria de la fragilidad de la vida
Reflections on Blade Runner’s Roy batty, on the occasion of his birthday.
Recordando al innombrable de la novela “Frankenstein o el moderno Prometeo”
An interesting take on the unnamed author and the unnamed character in Frankenstein.
Galaxy of Wonder: Q&A with SETI’s Simon Steel
SETI is heating up and Recursor has interviewed one of its investigators.
Ciencia ficción ecológica y medioambiental en “Aún el agua” de Álvarez
Water was recently added to the commodities exchanges. Still the water (Seix Barral, Bogotá, 2019) by Juan Álvarez addresses this scary fact.
That Kid is ALWAYS Breaking His Toys: SpaceX SN8 Test Flight
A spectacular test flight and failed landing
NASA-SPACEX ISS Launch Today
SpaceX Launch from Launch Complex 39A.
GLITZA, nuestro Interestelar.
Interstellar anticipated 40 years previously by Colombian author Antonio Mora Vélez
Results of the 31st Galaxy Award Announced
The Chinese Galaxy Award for 2020
Fantastic Voyage: Microbots Flip Through Live Colon
Nanobots take a colon ride
Something for Halloween?
New evidence for the existence of Planet X
Misterio y fantasía en la novela ecuatoriana “Diosa verde, la tabla de Esmeralda”
Review of an illustrated novel with three authors
Anime roundup 10/8/2020: On the Road Again
In this week’s viewing: A whole cavalcade of new fall premiere! (Plus the answer to what Re:ZERO’s plans are.)
Information itself may be what ends the human race
Anyone who has ever gotten a terrible report card to bring home knows that data can destroy us
Noticias Literatura 30-9
Announcing the impending release of Ulthar issue 14 and Blaster magazine announces the Arrakis Space Opera contest
Venus’ clouds may harbor ‘aerial’ aliens, MIT scientists say
anomalous and unexplained chemistry could indicate life in Venus’ atmosphere
Study shows why face shields don’t work as well as facemasks
You still need a mask
A new minimoon is headed towards Earth, and it’s not natural
A perfect example of a scientifically based click bait headline.
Tools for Mars are being developed in preparation for colonization
Building for Mars
¿Y si Venus tuviera vida? Una vieja historia de Bradbury y Brackett
Venus. Following the recent report of life-chemicals found in its atmosphere, is it any wonder that we’re all thinking swampy things again?
Pattern recognition influences religious belief, according to new study
It’s one thing to give credit to one god for everything, but quite another to assign a variety of divine figures for the relationships between natural phenomena.
Did life on Earth start in space? Study finds evidence of panspermia
New evidence supports a once dismissed theory.
Mars colony: Humanity’s greatest quest
the spirit of exploration and curiosity is in our DNA
“Rainbow Meteorite” May Carry the Building Blocks of Life
CHON – Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen – the building blocks of life. If you’re thinking Pohl’s Gateway, you’d be right.
What really happens in your body and brain when you orgasm?
Of course they were going to study what happens in the brain during an orgasm now that they have technology to do it.
Chernobyl fungus could shield astronauts from cosmic radiation
Why do those spacesuits look so fuzzy? Oh, that’s just the radiosynthesizing fungus….
ESA’s ‘interplanetary cargo ship’ to carry Mars rocks to Earth in 2031
On July 30, NASA is set to launch the Perseverance rover toward Mars on a mission to search for biosignatures of ancient life within the planet’s Jerezo Crater. The soil samples collected by the rover would then be launched from the Martian surface into orbit, where a European-made “cargo ship” will intercept the container. The […]
Perseverence Scheduled to Launch Today at 7:50 am
Perseverence, with Ingenuity aboard, launches today at 7:50 am est
