Clabbernappers by Len Bailey (book review).
‘Clabbernappers’ by Len Bailey is a children’s book in the fantasy genre. The hero is eleven year-old Danny Ray, a
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Could it be that we are all really housed within a black hole? (science video)
The observable universe is the interior of a black hole in a black hole cosmology, also known as Schwarzschild cosmology
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What might an intelligent alien species really look like? (science video)
John Michael Godier is here with an examination of convergent evolution and its implications for astrobiology, particularly with relation to
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Battle Beyond The Stars (scifi film: retrospective).
There were many Star Wars cash-in films, but none so batty as Battle Beyond The Stars, where they grabbed the
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Could we reverse engineer alien tech on Earth? (science video)
How difficult can it be to comprehend extraterrestrial physics and technology? It should correspond to our own physics; after all,
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Editorial – July 2022: Being smart in decision-making.
Hello everyone, I’m always a little cautious when it comes to measuring levels of smartness as there are so many
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UFO/UAP news roundup (3rd July 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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The World In Mind: a short story by: GF Willmetts.
I think I ought to tell you all how it happened. Not just you but everyone in the world. Sorry
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Pariah (Donovan series book 3) by W. Michael Gear (book review).
In the early days of pulp Science Fiction many of the aliens encountered were bipedal, built on the human structural
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The Art Of Humorous Illustration by Nick Meglin (book review).
I thought it was time for a bit of a laugh to cheer everyone up and this 1981 book, ‘The
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