A new startup aims to revive the woolly mammoth
In what sounds like a plot for a bad sci-fi novel, a new startup aims to revive the woolly mammoth in Canada’s Arctic.
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Patrick Stewart is not just in Star Trek,...
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Bovril’s weird connection to science fiction
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Broligarchs love Iain M. Banks’ Culture series, even...
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AI could change how we watch foreign movies,...
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How much of Martha Wells is in Murderbot?
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May the fourth Star Wars trilogy be with...
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Famed SF&F artist Greg Hildebrandt dead at 85
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How many of this century’s most iconic books...
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Camp Zero is a debut novel that brilliantly...
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This director doesn’t like having his movies mocked
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The Dune typeface must flow
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Looking back at Space Cadets
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Maybe interstellar travel is possible after all
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Jettison is a short sci-fi film that imagines...
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Listing the most expensive science fiction movie flops...
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How many books did you write during the...
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There was a Time Traveler’s Wife TV show?
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Hasbro promising personalized action figures
Space and Science
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That Harvard professor who said in 2017 that an interstellar space rock that passed through our solar system was alien technology now says that more are coming. He also happens to be flogging a new book.
That Harvard professor who said in 2017 that an interstellar space rock that passed through our solar system was alien technology now says that more...
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The pandemic is making a journey to #Mars feel further away than ever.
The pandemic is making a journey to #Mars feel further away than ever. https://t.co/eYJiUlP4aH
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Astronomers identify 29 habitable planets that know we’re here
Astronomers identify 29 habitable planets that are positioned to see Earth transit and intercept human broadcasts.
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The International Space Station’s final fate may be as a hotel
There’s talk that NASA may eventually back away from operating the International Space Station and putting in to the hands of private operators. Could that...
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Maybe we should treat other planets like national parks
Here’s some food for thought. Should we treat other planets like natural resources or national parks?
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Can rogue planets support life?
Does a planet need to be orbiting a star to support life? Not necessarily, say some scientists, which will no doubt have some science fiction...
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Let’s convert orbiting space junk into rocket fuel
Never mind we can’t recycle half the junk we throw out here on Earth, but there’s a plan to convert orbiting space junk into rocket...
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Are religious belief and extraterrestrial life compatible?
How will the world’s religions handle the discovery of alien life?
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A new study adds credence to the theory that life on Earth may have been seeded by bacteria on Mars.
A new study adds credence to the theory that life on Earth may have been seeded by bacteria on Mars. https://t.co/K7eBhLVm4e