Check out this list of 5 ’80s #scifi movies that didn’t age well and 5 more that are classics. I suspect the didn’t-age-well list could be expande a lot more. https://t.co/RTz9RwIXF5
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America’s oldest #scifi bookstore was part of the collateral damage in the protests that have been sweeping America. The physical store may never reopen, but it may be resurrected online. I’ve never been, but I’m one of their satisfied online customers. https://t.co/HlflY9faYf
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Looks like we won’t be seeing season 13 of #DoctorWho any time soon, but at least there’s a New Year’s special to look forward to. Out of curiousity, was the Christmas special shifted to January 1 because it’s not tied to a religious holiday? https://t.co/5HUvNbIj8c
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Is this woman really big or the spaceship really small? In either case, I suppose that means the magazine is well named – Fantastic!
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Scientists are now predicting that there are approximately 36 contactable #alien civilizations in our galaxy. The bad news? That means they are, on average, 17,000 light years away from Earth. buff.ly/2UMe5o4
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Where are the #robots they promised us? buff.ly/37vLNTH
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This video is some kind of Star Trek: TNG supercut where everyone says “Some Kind of …”
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Where have TV movies gone like Where Have All the People Gone? A SciFinds #scif #movie #review. buff.ly/2XRWGMp
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For those of you who are #scifi collectors with deep pockets, check out this auction catalogue of rare books you could buy. Personally, I’ll just keep seeing what I can find at the thrift store! buff.ly/2XRx8it
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If you’re looking for some escapism (?), a #movie critic and #scientist review #pandemic #films in the era of #coronavirus. buff.ly/2XKxac5
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Might #China host a #worldcon some day? buff.ly/3cCHqHw
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Ed Emshwiller, or Ed Emsh as he was often called, was one of the giants of science fiction illustration from the 1950s to the 1970s. This June 1958 cover of Infinity (The Magazine of Tomorrowness) is just one example of his many fine illustrations. instagr.am/p/CA-__B-ArKh/
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‘The Vast of Night’ sounds like the sort of old-time #scifi #movie I can get into. https://t.co/GdTcChyGlC
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A SciFinds Movie review: Travel back in time with The Yesterday Machine, or would you use a time machine to kill Hitler? buff.ly/3eVMF6X
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Director Ridley Scott reminisces about his #scifi #movie ‘Alien’ and discusses filmmaking after the pandemic. https://buff.ly/3dqztGv
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Life during the lockdown? EM Forster predicted it in a #scifi #novella more than as century ago, writes the BBC. https://t.co/BMQOB20hUe
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What is the villain wearing in this painting that graced the April 1941 cover of Spicy Adventure Stories? Is he torturing the girl because he wants access to her wardrobe? Also, why do so many villains have henchman who are hunchbacks? As for the author … https://t.co/eplnHjeTh4
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X-Files fans will be interested by this story that explains how a minor actor on the show went on to become one of the series’ most important writers. Among his scripts were the wonderful episode “Clyde Bruckman’s Final Response.” https://t.co/XbzteXnJ21
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Darin Morgan has always been my X-Files hero. Easily some of the best episodes made IMHO. Was stoked when I heard he was going to write one when they rebooted the series a few years ago. While I can’t say that episode, The Lost Art of Forehead Sweat, was a classic, it was certainly different.
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This is what happens to your body if you die in outer space. https://t.co/b3IL3ZuVES
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We fear that machines will become more like humans, but what if it’s us that are becoming more like machines? https://t.co/IU3spyLm1p
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If we want to explore the solar system and beyond, nuclear-powered rockets may be the answer. https://t.co/cTviOXlfdf
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Admiring this Rudolph Belarski cover of the Winter 1944 edition of Thrilling Wonder Tales and I noticed the byline of Ross Rocklynne. While he’s not one of the A-listers from science fiction’s Golden Age, I can say that every one of his stories that I’ve read was thoroughly enjoyable.
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Looking forward to following the adventures of Captain Christopher Pike when Star Trek: Strange New Worlds beams up to CBS All Access. https://t.co/aT5poDCnka
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Science fiction just might build mental resiliency in young readers. https://t.co/s80BoUHhfn
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Enjoy this oral history of the incredible #movie that is ‘Mad Max: Fury Road.’ https://t.co/ZFtY4Copvy
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