Ariane 5 launches two satellites on 7-year voyage to Mercury – Spaceflight Now
Not one but TWO probes head towards the innermost planet Read More »
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From Down Under: 17 SF Novels That Changed The Genre
A slightly different take than the usual, from an Australian perspective Read More »
Apollo 11 in HD
Most coverage of the first lunar landing doesn't show the complete picture. But now you can see it better than ever before. Read More »
HEADLESS “Chicken of the Sea” Monster Photographed
Look no farther than the deep sea for visions of alien life. Read More »
NASA’s Got Ambitious Goals for Crewed Space Exploration – Futurism
Ambitious, but full of holes Read More »
NASA says it’s building a gateway to the Moon—critics say it’s just a gate
...and here's one of the holes, at least according to some aerospace critics Read More »
Strange, long-lasting stellar explosion births new star
Supernova continues to light up the sky long after its explosion Read More »
After a decade of testing, propylene rocket fuel may be ready for prime time
When "The Graduate" was advised to get into plastics, he probably didn't have rocket fuel in mind Read More »
Amazon Wants to Mine Data From the (Literal) Stars
Forget asteroid mining, lets mine data instead Read More »
AMAZING NEWS: October 21st, 2018
A protest in the name of science, air mattresses in space, schooled by a 14 year old science geek and more Read More »
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM October 21st, 2018
Sunburst, Copper Cylinder Awards, WFC Update, Credenttials sleep on fantasy beer, Pegasus awards and more Read More »
TIME MACHINE: Popular Posts
Our most popular posts this week concern mind-to-mind communication, new publishing houses and some fiction by David Gerrold Read More »
PSA: Register. VOTE
Register and vote Read More »
BepiColombo orbiters take off for Mercury tonight
If you’ve ever wondered what’s happening over on Mercury, you’ll have an answer soon. Well, soon-ish. BepiColombo, a joint effort between the space agencies of Europe and Japan, will send off a spacecraft Friday night at about 9:45 PM ET with the destination set for the closest rock to the sun. Don’t expect to hear much from the little adventurer for a while, though —... Read More »
HALLOWEEN REVIEW: THE SHINING (1997) MINISERIES
Steve's thinking about Halloween, which often brings up thoughts about Stephen King. How do you feel about that? Seen both versions of The Shining, have you? Read More »
BOOK SELFIE*: The Best of Amazing Stories, The 1926 Anthology
A few years ago, the Experimenter Publishing Company (Amazing Stories, fyi) partnered through a licensing agreement with a company named Digital Parchement Services, otherwise also known as FuturesPastEditions; DPS is one of the first ebook publishers and among the many many books they produce, they have established a specialty niche devoted to insuring that many long out of print genre masterpie... Read More »
Anime roundup 10/18/2018: Ebb Tide
In this week's viewing: The rest of premiere time doesn't have quite the hit rate of the first week, but that's okay! Also, the typhoon-delayed wrap-up of summer. Read More »
Anime roundup 10/18/2018: Ebb Tide
In this week's viewing: The rest of premiere time doesn't have quite the hit rate of the first week, but that's okay! Also, the typhoon-delayed wrap-up of summer. Read More »
What New In Fantasy: Movies and TV for Kids, Teens, and, well, Me
Fantasy in film and on tv is making a big come-back: what tales are you looking forward to? Read More »
Arctic warming may drive long heat waves or cold spells
...but how can it be global warming if it's cold...? Read More »
Nuclear Pasta: The Strongest Material in the Universe
Gnocchi, spaghetti and lasagna, a menu of what lies beneath the surface of a neutron star Read More »
Odd infrared emission makes this neutron star special
Speaking of neutron stars...this one may have some linguini.... Read More »
Liz Gorinsky, Hugo Award Winning Editor Launches Erewhon Books
Liz Gorinsky, winner of the GRRM 2015 "Alfie" Award and Winner of Best Editor, Long Form Hugo Award in 2017, launches her own publishing company Read More »
Noticias Literatura 17-10
Rules for the IX TerBi SF Contest -- Post Apocalyposes; a book presentation for Descent to the Oasis and a preview of the novel The Exiles of the Helix by Juan Manuel Sánchez Villoldo Read More »
JAXA plans to send robot avatars with human-like hands to space
Japanese companies are developing MELTANT, a remotely operated humanoid robot for space construction and research. (No, it's not the name for the THEM! sequel) Read More »
Dust Storms on Titan Spotted for the First Time
Titan is proving to be a dynamic world. Read More »
How the first space tourists will make it back to Earth alive
Space Tourism is now wrestling with the D.D. Harriman problem: ordinary people will take their ordinary medical issues into space with them Read More »
Nature Created a Nuclear Reactor on Earth 1.7 Billion Years Ago
The Oklo fission reactors are the only known examples of a natural nuclear reactor here on Earth … For approximately 30 minutes, the reactor would go critical, with fission proceeding until the water boils away. Over the next ~150 minutes, there would be a cooldown period, after which water would flood the mineral ore again and fission would restart. Source: Mother Nature Created A Natural N... Read More »
Scientists Have Connected The Brains of 3 People, Enabling Them to Share Thoughts
Are you thinking what I’m thinking, Brain? Source: Scientists Have Connected The Brains of 3 People, Enabling Them to Share Thoughts Read More »
Researchers may have found the first signs of an exomoon
The Neptune-sized object is orbiting the star Kepler-1625. Source: Researchers may have found the first signs of an exomoon Read More »
ICESat-2 successfully starts lasering Earth, telling us about it
Satellite tracks glaciers and sea ice by measuring surface height. Source: ICESat-2 successfully starts lasering Earth, telling us about it | Ars Technica Read More »
NASA’s Chandra telescope follows Hubble into a shutdown
NASA sure hasn’t been having a great time with its telescopes. The Chandra X-ray Observatory has gone into safe mode and halted all its science operations a few days after Hubble shut down due a gyroscope failure. Source: NASA’s Chandra telescope follows Hubble into a shutdown Read More »
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