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AMAZING NEWS 4-21-19
Captain Pike Series? "Literary" authors diss SF, again, Kelly Marie Tran standing ovation, Wahlberg to become Steve Austin, meteor rains down on the East Coast, T. Rex for sale on Ebay, author's income declines, anti-semitism rises, Nimoy sings, more Read More »
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM 4-21-19
Yowza! Awards Season! Compton Crook, Dick, BASFA, Kitschies, Best Translated, Vogel, Imaginales, This Is Horror and Pixel Scrolls Read More »
Time Machine
Wizards still top the list, but there's plenty of other topics covered in our roundup of this past week's most popular posts Read More »
It’s True. Young Readers Should Not Be Introduced To The Genre With Old SF, But….
Want a quick history lesson in the SF genre? Here's how to get one without having to wade through too much of that old, dated, socially jarring stuff without too much trouble. Read More »
CLUBHOUSE: Reviews: Pulp Literature Magazine #22 and “Typhoon Time” (Novel) by Ron S. Friedman
Today, Graeme formalizes the new focus of his column on reviews of Canadian SpecFic, featuring Pulp Literature magazine and Typhoon Time by Ron S. Friedman Read More »
The Most Distant Object Discovered in Our Solar System: FarFarOut | Digital Trends
Sometimes, astronomers fail in the creative naming department. Such may be the case with the newly discovered FarFarOut planetoid Read More »
How Long Is a Day on Saturn? Scientists Finally Have an Answer | Digital Trends
No soild surface? Magnetic field interference? 746+/- million miles away? No Problem. Cassini to the rescue Read More »
Beautiful Superbubbles May Be Bombarding the Earth with Cosmic Rays | Digital Trends
I'm guessing that a reference to Lawrence Welk's "tiny bubbles" will be lost on most. His just popped. Read More »
NASA wants to develop self-healing spacesuits, Venus landers and spider probes
NASA is funding 18 new projects. Remember, these are the folks who gave us ear thermometers, space blankets, memory foam and a whole lot more. (Plus really cool launches!) Read More »
Anime roundup 4/18/2019: The Rearguard
In this week's viewing: With only a few more premieres, it's time to set the season lineup already! Read More »
1,060-hour image of the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) captured by Amateur Astronomers – AstroSpace
This could be the longest exposure image ever made by amateur astronomers Read More »
Scientists Might Have Just Figured Out Where Nightmares Come From
Where do nightmares come from? The right half of their cerebral cortex, that's where Read More »
A free book of science fiction from around the world about climate change, introduced by Kim Stanley Robinson / Boing Boing
An international climate change anthology Read More »
Industry Leaders Explain How The ISS Makes Life Better on Earth
Space Exploration makes money. Here's some of the ways it does. Read More »
Noticias Literatura 17-4
Aeternum magazine puts out a call for end of the world stories Read More »
News | NASA’s Cassini Reveals Surprises with Titan’s Lakes
Titan has the same hydrolic processes as the Earth, only it uses ethane and methane instead of water Read More »
News | NASA’s Cassini Reveals Surprises with Titan’s Lakes
Titan has the same hydrolic processes as the Earth, only it uses ethane and methane instead of water Read More »
Some People Are Exceptionally Good at Predicting the Future
An online, crowd-sourced attempt to investigate the "wisdom of crowds" Read More »
Kugelblitz: Black holes made from light – Big Think
We can make black holes with lasers! Read More »
Upcoming Space Hotel to Be “Like a Small Cruise Ship”
Worldcon or Space Hotel? Worldcon or Space Hotel? Read More »
NASA’s SPHEREx mission will investigate the origins of the universe
SphereX will survey galaxies up to 10 billion light years away, looking for water and organic signatures. Read More »
Space art by Charles Bittinger shows the solar system as imagined in 1939
These wonderful illustrations are great to ponder, and a window into how much our understanding has increased. Read More »
Mysterious radio signals from deep space detected – BBC News
FRBs - Fast Radio Bursts. Now they've detected repeating ones. Read More »
Scientists Debate Mysterious Flash of Light in Space, Known as The Cow | Digital Trends
Whichever way the data leads, the results will still be cool - either a black hole consuming a white dwarf or a supernova birthing a neutron star Read More »
What to Do When Your Planet is Trying to Kill You
Kimberly UNger dives into her first post about science fiction in video games with a look at Anthem from Bioware, an MMO based on the concept of terraforming. Read More »
Articles populaires de mars 2019
Fabian picks the top posts from March for French readers. Read More »
LA NANA DE LA CIENCIA FICCIÓN: Ada Lyn de Tanya Tynjälä
Tanya takes a deep dive into her own novel Ada Lyn Read More »
Novedades de Marzo
"Supercolonia" by Héctor Alvarado, Great America reviews. The first volume dedicated to Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba and Chile; Proxima magazine's 2017 content online; Discourse magazine highlights Ursula Le Guin, and more Read More »
Noticias Literatura 10-4
Announcing the release of América Fantástica and an interview with author Nahikari Diosdado. Read More »
AMAZING NEWS: April 14, 2019
First commercial launch of the Falcon Heavy; Patreon is a rights grab; Chinese enhance monkey intelligence; Captain Marvel, Avengers in the 90s, an anthology of SF critique and more Read More »
NEWS FROM FANDOM: April 14, 2019
Seiuns, Ditmars, Derringers and Peabodys. Plus - Pixel Scroll (think of it as an spring roll for your brain); Jim Hines, cats sleeping on SF, Lee Martindale recognized by SFWA and more Read More »
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