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People watching the total lunar eclipse in the early hours of Monday morning noticed a brief flash of light, which has now been confirmed as a meteorite impact Source: A meteorite hit the moon during yesterday’s total lunar eclipse | New Scientist Read More »
January 21, 2019 is Martin Luther King Jr. Day Read More »
There is a reason it's named the Theory of RELATIVITY Read More »
Moore's Law Redux... Read More »
I just received the confirmation of my panels at Boskone 2019: Quite the exciting line up - I hope that those of you attending stop on by the special sessions! Read More »
No news today. Read why inside! Read More »
Filming continues in Georgia and we've got "exclusive" pics from Google Earth; plus a note about the daily schedule Read More »
Steve is not a big fan of the movie Aquaman. In fact, he’s not even a little fan of Aquaman; he thinks the movie s(t)inks! Read More »
Saturn, the ringed giant. Read More »
Uranus, the odd ball. Read More »
Neptune, now the farthest planet from the sun, which it was sometimes even when Pluto was still defined as a planet. Read More »
Imprisoned involuntary organ donors, a post apocalyptic village trying to survive, stolen alien artifacts and an impending Earth invasion, the dawning of a new humanity, a mutant on the run from space slavers, and alien mail-order brides. Tell me that ain't SF! Read More »
Tanya reviews us - Amazing Stories - from blog to magazine to future plans. Read More »
In this week's viewing: Lots more winter premieres and a couple of surprises. Read More »
Dwarf Planets - there may be over 200 of them. Read More »
Jupiter, king of the planets, with twice the mass of all of the other planets combined. Read More »
The website Ciencia-Ficción celebrates 22 years online; new releases include The City of Mice, Oma and Skinned Read More »
The website Ciencia-Ficción celebrates 22 years online; new releases include The City of Mice, Oma and Skinned Read More »
Mercury, the swift planet, leads off our tour of the solar system Read More »
An overview of Venus, Earth with a runaway greenhouse effect. Read More »
Earth. Our home. Read More »
Barsoom - err - Mars. Our most intriguing neighbor. Read More »
Looks like the US isn't the only country with science-deniers running the government. Read More »
Soon to be lighting your holiday display! Read More »
SF as Predictor? Every single climate change movie has things happening faster than they were predicted to happen.... Read More »
A sample return, more landings and then...a Moon base. Read More »
Fabian translates for Francophones Read More »
Where's Harry Stamper when you need him? Read More »
With Jupiter and the other moons doing the pulling, those could be some tides! Read More »
Just like we'd be doing on Europa or Io.... Read More »
Wow. Tons of new releases being announced. New shows shelved and trailered. Multiple signals from deep, deep space. Celebrity birthing stories and, believe it or not, a lot more! Read More »
Kermit Woodall wrote a new post, A meteorite hit the moon during yesterday’s total lunar eclipse 13 hours, 58 minutes ago
People watching the total lunar eclipse in the early hours of Monday morning noticed a brief flash of light, which has now been confirmed as a meteorite impact
Source: A meteorite hit the moon during […] 
Steve Davidson wrote a new post, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, 2019 1 day, 19 hours ago
I thought it appropriate to remind everyone that there is a reason why most banks are closed today (and a reason why some locales still do not honor this Federal holiday).
I also thought it appropriate to […] 
Kermit Woodall wrote a new post, Why things can look like they’re moving faster than light 1 day, 19 hours ago
“Superluminal” motion is old news to astronomers, but surprised our readers.
Source: Why things can look like they’re moving faster than light | Ars Technica 
Kermit Woodall wrote a new post, Single-atom storage has just been figured out 1 day, 19 hours ago
Most basic form of data, meet most basic form of matter.
Source: Single-atom storage has just bee figured out 
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