Asni’s Art Blog: International Space Station
It is time I picked up the thread of my series on art inspired by real existing space exploration.
Noticias Literatura 18-5: Interview with Manuel Benitez Bolorinos, Visions 2016 Story Selections
Relatos seleccionados para la antología Visiones 2016 Reunidas las encargadas de realizar la selección de la antología Visiones 2016, Mª Concepción Regueiro Digón y Lola Robles Moreno, han acordado que los relatos que formarán parte […]
The Phoenix Incident: Hidden Extra Film Content Scattered Across the Internet!
A Sci Fi scavenger hunt!
Review: Capricorn One by Ron Goulart
Not all government cover-ups need to be about little green men. The novelization of Capricorn One by Ron Goulart shows us that man-made treacheries can be just as disconcerting.
AMAZING THINGS: Pedro Paulet’s Torpedo Plane
Before von Braun, before even Goddard, there was Pedro Paulet, the Boy Who Dreamed of the Moon
AMAZING NEWS: 4/24/16
Awards, beautiful nebulae, a space pioneer documentary and much more
AMAZING NEWS: 4/10/16
Bezos & Musk duke it out – INNNN SPAAAAAAACE!; Tarzan of the Planet of the Apes; awards, diversity and more
Tesla’s Wildest Energy Endeavors
Nikola Tesla: Science Advisor to Hugo Gernsback and inventor of…a few important things.
Guilty Pleasures – The Movies We Love to Hate (But Secretly Just Love)
Mr. Jackson apparently doesn’t know we’re not supposed to share our guilty pleasures!
The Apollo 1 Fire: Astronauts Ed White and Roger Chaffee
Astronauts Ed White and Roger Chaffee were American heroes destined to go to the Moon. Unfortunately, neither of them made it.
The Apollo 1 Fire: Astronaut Gus Grissom
NASA’s “Failure is not an option” started after the Apollo 1 fire. Too late for Gus Grissom.
Partial Review: The SF Chapter of Neurotribes by Steven Silberman
Neurotribes presents SF fandom as a functioning example of a neurodiverse society
AMAZING NEWS: 1/24/1…”some call it heavenly in its brilliance”
aliens, aliens and more aliens; Boskone, space flowers, ice volcanoes, Groot, drones and Star Trek. Plus Suicide Squad and GotG. And – you guessed it – even more.
Star Trek vs. International Space Station: Transporters & Robots & Tribbles (Oh my!)
“Three to beam up”. To compare Star Trek with ISS here, I need to stretch a bit.
An Interview with Kim Stanley Robinson
An interview with the award winning author of Red Mars, Blue Mars, Green Mars, 2312 and Aurora, Kim Stanley Robinson.
Star Trek USS Enterprise vs. International Space Station: Computers
“Kirk to Enterprise …” Star Trek vs. ISS computers. Who wins Round 2?
Did Star Trek Get It Right?: USS Enterprise vs. International Space Station (Round 2)
“Earl Grey, hot.” The ISS is alreay breaking in prototypes of the tech Star Trek’s ships will employ in 2265 AD.
It’s the Perseids All Month
Don’t miss your chance to watch a grain of sand immolate itself in the night sky
Women Destroy* Hard SF Poetry!!! Round Up November 2015
Oxymoron? If you think the title of this blog post is one, then read on, dear disillusioned reader! Be warned though, it’s going to take me a moment to get to the actual poetry. The […]
Hugo Gernsback’s Patents
I happened upon a resource that made it fairly easy to gather up a bunch (perhaps all) of the registration numbers for Hugo Gernsback’s patent grants. All of Hugo’s patents were issued pre-1970, which happens […]
Noticias Literatura 11-11
Mainstream Spanish newspapers cover growing interest in ciencia ficcion and a video introducing “Things are Different in Arkham” (Las cosas son diferentes en Arkham)
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