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Wednesday, April 1, 2026

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NASA, Netflix and Chill… in Alpha Centauri: NASA’s Alien Signal Turns Out to Be a Subscription Pitch (news).
Supergirl: Hangover in Space (With Occasional Laser Violence)
He-Man, By the Power of Development Hell (film trailer).
Moon Base? Sorted. Nuclear Rockets? Why Not. NASA Hits the Big Red “Ignition” Button (space news).
Editorial – April 2026: Arguments Are Neither Here Or There.

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What is the Origin of the Universe? (science video)

John Michael Godier talks with Prof. Geraint F. Lewis about how through the elegance of mathematics, humanity have successfully deciphered

For any budding or experienced amateur astronomer or anywhere in-between, the ‘2022 Yearbook Of Astronomy’ should be on their Christmas

Many people feel that colonising space is necessary to not keep all of our eggs in one basket, in case

Has the shy Planet Nine finally been discovered? The latest publication, A search for Planet 9 in the IRAS data,

The world’s first full-scale mission to test technology for defending Earth against potential asteroid or comet hazards, NASA’s Double Asteroid

In this half-hour-long science documentary by Isaac Arthur, we investigate how settling our solar system may follow a variety of

In this fascinating interview, Dr. Avi Loeb is interviewed by John Michael Godier of Event Horizon-fame about the Galileo Project‘s

I do think that there should be more books like ‘Putting The Science In Fiction’ about. Not just covering the

In the introduction to ‘The Science Of Sci-Fi Cinema’, author Vincent Piturro points out that since 2010, at a Denver

The list of prerequisites published by NASA for those searching for extraterrestrial life is almost insurmountable. However, a Mars mission