All Of Us Are Dead (Netflix TV series review).
‘All Of Us Are Dead‘ continues the illustrious heritage of superb South Korean TV dramas that are light years ahead
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Female Innovators Who Changed Our World: How Women Shaped STEM by Emma Shimizu (book review).
With so much emphasis on women having a significant place in the world, Emma Shimizu’s book ‘Female Innovators Who Changed
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Is it still possible to send a space probe to catch up with Oumuamua? (science video).
What exactly was the enigmatic interplanetary object we call ‘Oumuamua’? Was it a totally new kind of asteroid or
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Mockingbird by Walter Tevis (SF Masterworks) (book review).
Walter Tevis (1928-1984) is perhaps better known for the 1963 SF novel, ‘The Man Who Fell To Earth’, which became
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UFO/UAP news roundup (5th March 2022).
Here’s the weekly roundup of all the best new content that is fit to print, and some that probably isn’t,
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Going interstellar in style (science video).
Are chemical rockets the only viable option for reaching Mars? Is the Raptor, SpaceX, and Starship the fastest means to
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Going ape: the original Planet of the Apes films, a retrospective (video).
The four original feature film sequels to the 1968 film The Planet of the Apes are examined by Stam Fine
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Bullet Train (spy-fy thriller movie: trailer).
Here’s the trailer for the forthcoming spy-fy-thriller, Bullet Train, directed by David Leitch (of Deadpool 2 fame). Brad Pitt leads
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Gods and Dragons (Wake The Dragon #3) by Kevin J. Anderson (book review).
‘Gods And Dragons’ is book three in the ‘Wake The Dragon’ series, so you need to read ‘Spine Of The
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Sam J. Jones, aka Flash Gordon, interviewed (video).
Is Gordon still alive? Yes, he is, and he has come to speak with C.D. about his life and work.
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