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Platform Decay (Murderbot Diaries book 8) by Martha Wells (book review).
Odyssey: When Nolan’s ancient Greece gets the IMAX Treatment (trailer).
Lexx: Star Trek’s Evil Twin With Better Boots And Worse Impulse Control (TV retrospective).
Editorial – May 2026: Moon Trek.
Back-Up Your Computer Files: a knowledge article by Geoff Willmetts.

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Why intelligent life could be hiding out there in the galaxy (and probably is) (science documentary).

Answering the question of are we alone has turned out to be a bit more difficult than was originally envisioned

Here’s an interesting one – China has produced an unmanned bicycle which uses a Chinese Tianjic-made A.I. chip for some

There is an old saying that you should never judge a book by its cover. This should also extend to

The Von Braun Station proposed by the Gateway Foundation would be a rotating space station designed to produce varying levels

The Planetary Society’s LightSail 2 spacecraft has now gone solar sailing. After a successful launch on June 25th 2019 from

This book, ‘Apollo 11: The Moon Landing In Real Time’ by Ian Passingham, takes a slightly different approach to the

Here’s a good reason to be living in the UK, the – about time – new imagery depicting computer genius

Here’s a beautiful animated video timeline of our discovery of exo-planets between 1991 (count: zero) and today in 2019 (count:

NASA has awarded a $73.7 million contract to Made In Space, Inc. (California), to demonstrate the ability of a small

NASA astronaut Dr Jeanette Epps will be a Special Guest at Dublin 2019 Irish Worldcon – discussing the challenges of