Hanging with Doctor Z is the Planet of the Apes-Johnny Carson love child that you didn’t know you needed. https://t.co/lrFhcEYHUX
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Need a setting for your next #scifi story? Why not have it take place near Saturn on a submarine beneath Titan’s methane seas. https://t.co/bfTihLOJ19
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The Count of Monte Cristo is getting a #scifi upgrade as a graphic novel. I guess they’ve never heard of Alfred Bester’s ‘The Stars My Destination.’ https://t.co/PzHMd6DDzg
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It’s been 27 years since William Shatner last donned his Starfleet uniform, but the veteran Star Trek actor said he’d return for a cameo if it made sense, but he’s not holding his breath. https://t.co/6EtdR7g2eN
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This is an intriguing read on how Star Trek: Deep Space Nine accidentally predicted the 2020s by writing a forgotten two-part episode about the inequality of the1990s. https://t.co/ABII8ZxOCC
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Just because a movie is set in outer space doesn’t make it a #scifi movie. Here are 10 examples. Feel free to disagree with the choices. https://t.co/MqfbsxOTFJ
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Enjoy this true oral history of C-3PO’s penis. https://t.co/0ukxSNf3KQ
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Just reading a random Wikipedia entry about Skylab and learned that the first mission patch was designed by #scifi artist Kelly Freas. Who knew? https://t.co/5cAHxVcRYp
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The #scifi film ‘In the Year 2889’ has nothing to do with Jules Verne, but everything to do with surviving a nuclear apocalypse. I review this forgotten 1969 TV #movie on SciFinds. https://t.co/vr0WvceTvm
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This young #scifi reader has discovered Jack Vance. Perhaps he’s less known to this generation of fans, but old-timers remember him fondly. https://t.co/Md8WjXLUqz
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Do you live near a moon tree? Hundreds of seeds that were carried to the moon during an Apollo mission were brought back to Earth and planted as seedlings all over the U.S. Now NASA is looking for them. https://t.co/MZgr5dI6x7
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Fans of James S.A. Corey’s ‘The Expanse’ will be enthralled by this terrific origin story of how it originated as a game concept before becoming a book series then a blockbuster TV show. https://t.co/JE66aBEjQN
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Did you know that there’s a rejected musical score for 2001: A Space Odyssey? Kubrick liked the public domain classical music that was being used as temp tracks so much that he he turned down Alex North’s score. You can listen to it here. https://t.co/kO5ydQrHJk
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Enjoy this four-hour video of what it would be like to orbit above the moon.
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It’s cool that the incoming U.S. president has asked NASA to lend him a moon rock to put on display in the Oval Office in hopes that it might “remind Americans of the ambition and accomplishments of earlier generations.” https://t.co/CKfV519HAI
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Have you ever seen the schlocky direct-to-DVD #scifi movie Hologram Man? It’s so bad, it’s bad. Here’s my #SciFinds review. https://t.co/SjZg0B0MQ5
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STAR TREK: ACID PARTY is the #startrek video that you didn’t know you needed.
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If you need a refresher on some of your #scifi terminology, then be sure to bookmarl the Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction. https://t.co/M6DTlKfDNq
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According to these calculations, it will impossible to control a super-intelligent AI. I suppose you could always disconnect it from the electrical socket if things out of hand. https://t.co/UgRLnJ5M5c
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This is why time travellers shouldn’t try to kill Hitler, not that they ever succeed. https://t.co/4Jm0RMKyW4
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Here are some short-lived #scifi #TV shows that you might want to rediscover for your next bingefest. https://t.co/fenXlsZQpA
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Need a ratings metric for your streaming program? The Mandalorian is the most-pirated TV show of 2020. Star Trek: Picard gets an honourable mention for finishing fourth in the list compiled by Bittorrent. https://t.co/P7CzjnP31y
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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. https://t.co/EgT24Yr8j7
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What are you doing to celebrate National Science Fiction Day and shouldn’t there be a ‘World’ Science Fiction Day? https://t.co/EzoVJhFyvp
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It isn’t New Year’s Day yet, so there’s still time to enjoy The Twelve Days of Star Trek: a Sci-Fi Christmas Carol.
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