Anime roundup 11/15/2018: Second Acts
In this week's viewing: JoJo and Zombie Land Saga have the deets on characters' old careers, and more! Read More »
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Calling 1984 – UK Firms May MicroChip Thousands of Employees to Increase Security
They'll find greater acceptance if they could make that needle a smaller gauge.... Read More »
NASA Brings Mars Landing, First in Six Years, to Viewers Everywhere | NASA
Live coverage all the way from the red planet. Too bad that by the time we see it, it has already happened. Read More »
Our moon is the hottest property in the solar system right now
A rover on the surface by 2019, a reusable lander and a permanent orbiting "gateway" Read More »
The Transhuman Revolution: What it is and How to Prepare for its Arrival
Fred Pohl has already been there. Read his Day Million to get a pretty good idea. Read More »
Amazing Stories Withdraws Trimble’s NASFiC Sponsorship
Trimbles announce Arisia attendance, Amazing Stories withdraws Trimble NASFiC sponsorship. Read More »
Noticias Literatura 14-10
TerBi announces two awards and a discussion of Ferran Varela's La danza del Gohut Read More »
Robots create methane for astronauts to come back to earth
This is why finding water is so important Read More »
What makes Jupiter a cosmic vacuum cleaner
Cyclonic suction? Read More »
Astronomers Discover Two Rogue Planets That Do Not Orbit a Star | Digital Trends
aaa. NOW we know where the Puppetteers are! Read More »
MIT’s plan to attract aliens with giant laser ‘porch light’
Hmmm. Anyone thinking "To Serve Man"? Read More »
Kessler Syndrome: How space debris can destroy modern life
Gravity, The Sequel Read More »
Why the number 137 is one of the greatest mysteries in physics
...and here we've been thinking it was '42' all along..... Read More »
Scientific Romance, Scientific Fiction, Scientifiction, Science Fiction, Sci Fi, Skiffy
Do you prefer "SF" or "Sci Fi"? Otherwise known as "someone is wrong on the internet and I'm going to fix it!" Read More »
Three New DNA Studies Are Shaking Up the History of Humans in the Americas
DNA is not the only thing that's shaking up the history of humans in america Read More »
Les articles populaires d’octobre
Our most popular posts rendered in French - even the spanish language ones! Get your "les Goodies" here! Read More »
Les articles populaires d’octobre
Our most popular posts rendered in French - even the spanish language ones! Get your "les Goodies" here! Read More »
Inaugural Or So You Say Letter Column
Vonnie Winslow Crist, artist, poet, wife, mom, grandmother and newly published science fiction author shares her story, gets a custom lapel pin and - bonus, interior art reveal! Read More »
First Images of Bennu Asteroid Sent by NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Spacecraft
Bennu first light. Looks kinda like an ED pill.... Read More »
New antimatter gravity experiments begin at CERN
Which falls faster in a frictionless gravity field - a 1 pound ball bearing or a 1 pound anti-matter feather? Answer: We don't know yet, but we're aiming to find out. Read More »
Dead Satellite Yields Fresh Data About Continents Hidden Beneath Antarctica
Even unto death, our space robots keep on giving Read More »
AMAZING NEWS (with Bonus Cover Reveal!) 11/11/18
Build your own strandbeest, see our cover reveal, read Irish SF, Ozone recovery, music for a Martian sunrise and more. Read More »
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: 11-11-18
File 770 on Dr. Who (!!!); World Fantasy Awards, Edelman GGoH speech, much more Read More »
TIME MACHINE: Popular Posts
Fiction, new releases and social networking round out our top posts of the week. Read More »
Curiosity Rover Active and Drilling Again After Computer Issue
The Curiosity rover exploring Mars has succeeded in drilling a hole into the tough bedrock that previously defeated it, allowing imaging and collection of samples from the planet’s surface. The rover had been incapacitated for a few weeks due to problems with its computer, but is now moving once more. Source: Curiosity Rover Active and Drilling Again After Computer Issue | Digital Trends Read More »
Oh Yeah!? Yeah! Sez You! Well Then – Write a Letter , Maybe You’ll Win Something
Want to win a fabulous Amazing Stories Lapel Pin? Write us a letter and maybe you will! Read More »
MOVIE REVIEW: THE INCREDIBLES 2
Pixar’s Incredibles 2 is now available for purchase. Is it worth your money? Steve will tell you what he thinks! Read More »
Novedades de Octubre
Calls for submissions, new magazine editions and new releases Read More »
How a ‘mysterious’ creature moves with no muscles or neurons
With no neurons and no muscles Tplax moves through ultra-fast contractions of its skin cells. Read More »
Simple Math Problem Shows Quantum Computing Is Better Than Your PC
Proof! quantum computing IS faster than your PC Read More »
This Company 3D-Printed a House Made of Earth and Rice Husks
Rice husks, concrete and a little time produce a 215 square foot house for about $1000 Read More »
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