Herzog thinks space colonization “will inevitably fail”
In a new documentary, celebrated director Werner Herzog explains why he thinks human space colonization “will inevitably fail.”
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Who is Nigel Kneale?
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The latest actor to play Doctor Who has...
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Dig these art-deco-inspired Klingon posters
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Lynch would re-edit Dune, if offered the chance
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Gerry Anderson’s UFO resurrected as an audio drama
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Does ‘sad-voice’ sci-fi make you sad?
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Get your Star Trek NFTs
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One more Bova ‘Grand Tour’ book has dropped
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The will to read books is fickle
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You can buy Star Trek stock on the...
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Too many books, not enough time
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This Disney film should be a sci-fi classic,...
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Spock’s ears heading to the Smithsonian
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Turning science fiction into science fact
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Tor has racked up a ton of 2022...
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These are history’s greatest sci-fi authors
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Space Force doesn’t have spaceships, but it does...
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Are these actually sci-fi’s 50 best books?
Space and Science
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Help NASA get to Mars
If you have an idea for reusing space trash, NASA would like to hear it.
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That “life-carrying” Mars meteorite was debunked again
A new study of a 1980s Mars meteorite debunks the theory that it carried proof of ancient life on the Red Planet.
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These are the 6 worst-case scenarios for AI
Killer robots are a common trope in #scifi, but there are worse outcomes for AI gone wrong Here are 6 worst-case scenarios.
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Because science fiction writers know more than scientists …
An acclaimed science fiction writer explains how humanity will endure the climate crisis. I guess there were not enough acclaimed scientists to ask.
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Are Mars simulations just astronaut cosplay?
Is the desire to simulate living conditions of Mars while here on Earth really just some sort of elaborate astronaut cosplay?
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The man behind the Pentagon’s secretive UFO programme speaks out
In this GQ interview, the man who ran the Pentagon’s secretive UFO program for a decade reveals (almost) all he knows…
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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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Video: Which exoplanet will you explore?
I’m not sure what the point of this NASA video is that asks you which exoplanet you want to explore, but it certainly is pretty.
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Planetary offence is better than defense
Planetary defense is good, but would planetary offence be a better way to protect earth from giant asteroids that might collide with it?