Maybe aliens are using starlight to communicate
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Stop whining about Star Trek wines
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Lucasfilm warned ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’ star about racist backlash
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Ranking all the Philip K. Dick adaptations
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Why did ‘Matrix Resurrections’ bomb?
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The Star Wars master plan for the post-Skywalker...
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This one-page, sci-fi-themed RPG offers more than meets...
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Our crazy world is inspiring a lot of...
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Remembering RoboCop
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‘Black Mirror’ is returning for a sixth season
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Asteroid Mining Corporation is a real company
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Rating the best time travel stories from Star...
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Are these the best sci-fi movies of the...
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Who still cares about the Avatar sequel?
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Hyperion movie backed by one of Hollywood’s biggest...
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Does the Star Wars franchise have a future?
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EVE Online now compatible with Excel
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2021 Nebula Awards winners revealed
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Kim Stanley Robinson has an unusual writing habit
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Venus’ clouds might be too dry to harbour life
Could there be life lurking in the clouds of Venus? This study says it’s ‘simply too dry’ to support life.
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Space Force doesn’t have spaceships, but it does have cool insignia
I don’t know when the U.S. Space Force will be flying spaceships on patrol, but they’ve got their killer insignia ready.
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Space Force planning moon patrols
In what sounds like a Robert Heinlein science fiction story, the U.S. Space Force plans to patrol the route from the Earth to the Moon....
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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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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?