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Editorial – Feb 2021: Disaster Reality Can Be A Poor Substitute In Fiction.

Hello everyone, With the continuation of covid-19 and, currently, 9 variants and counting, the template of disaster movies in any

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Prometheus (a scifi movie retrospective).

Oliver Harper is on hand to bring you a detailed film retrospective of the Alien prequel, Prometheus, the 2012 sci-fi

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Buck Rogers reanimated back to life by George Clooney (TV news).

Actor George Clooney and his chum Grant Heslov are rebooting the Buck Rodgers franchise as a potential starring vehicle for

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Planet Nine: soon to be found, but with life? (science video)
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Planet Nine: soon to be found, but with life? (science video)

John Michael Godier and Parallax Nick discuss the search for the solar system’s mysterious Planet Nine as we inch closer

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The Lodge (2019) (a film review by Mark R. Leeper).
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The Lodge (2019) (a film review by Mark R. Leeper).

‘The Lodge’ is a production from Hammer Films. Hammer was a British company that specialised in horror and Science Fiction

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The basic human’s guide to colonising Red Dwarf star systems (science video).

Isaac Arthur brings all you would-be interplanetary settlers the basic human’s guide to colonising Red Dwarf star systems. For every

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Resident Alien: scifi TV series, first episode review (video).

SyFy has turned the Resident Alien comic-book into a fun-looking TV series that seems to be well-received. Nick Hallam sits

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Flyby (short scifi movie) (video in full).

In short science fiction film, Flyby, by Jesse Mittelstadt, a passing asteroid begins to affect how people perceive time on

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What's the most important SpaceX mission in the next 12 months? (science news)
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What’s the most important SpaceX mission in the next 12 months? (science news)

The most important SpaceX mission in the next 12 months, says the Angry Astronaut, is the best new space station

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The Magical History Of Mermaids by Russ Thorne (book review).

I’m fascinated by how mythologies along similar themes exist across the world. Oddly, as Russ Thorne points out in this

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