Forest of Mars: a real modest proposal that echoes the scifi classic Silent Running (science news).
If human population growth isn’t controlled, we will eventually run out of space on Earth. As the global population continues
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Eureka!, a short science fiction film from Laura Moss (with added Karen Gillan): full movie.
In Eureka!, a short science fiction film from the very talented director Laura Moss, an extraterrestrial creature who provided mankind
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The Shadow Of War (Rise Of Oceania book 5) by Timothy S. Johnston (book review).
Any good heist consists of three components: a team, a plan and something worth stealing. ‘The Shadow Of War’, the
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Geeks never retreat… a quick look at the Geek Retreat cafe chain in the UK (article).
Geek Retreat is on a mission to bring a sense of belonging to us geeks and nerds everywhere. Founded in
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The Forbidden Planet: it was a scifi classic long before it became a science fiction megastore! (movie retrospective)
If you’re a fan of science fiction, then you’re likely already well-acquainted with the 1956 film classic Forbidden Planet. But
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Universal Translator failure: why humans may never speak with an alien species (science video).
We often assume that any intelligent alien species that we might encounter could communicate with us in some way, muses
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Editorial – December 2022: Life When We Know It.
Hello everyone, Reading that the new James Webb telescope can determine whether distant planets have water or not, its hardly
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Devil’s Deck: a Psi-Kicks story by: GF Willmetts.
<<Why Australia, Sara? We couldn’t be further from the Maxs.>> Sara Seeker turned and looked at Sheena Ramone. They had
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Computer Tech In The SF Reality: an article by GF Willmetts.
Science Fiction has certain areas of anachronism where an outsider would certainly question how futuristic it really is. The equivalent
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UFO/UAP news roundup (4th December 2022).
Here’s the weekly round-up of all the best new content that is fit to print, and some that probably isn’t,
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