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Could a monstrous solar flare burn out all of Earth’s technology? (science video).

The hyper-large solar storm of 1859 – also also known as the Carrington Event – was a monstrous solar coronal

CoNZealand will be the 78th Worldcon and will take place from Wednesday 29th July to Sunday 2nd August 2020. Guests

Showered with plaudits and the odd award, 2018’s ‘The Calculating Stars’ has already been widely celebrated as being ground breaking

Back in February, I reviewed ‘Dislocations’, the first volume in a quartet of novellas jointly written by British SF authors

There seems to be a growing abundance of ‘how to-’ gaming books coming out now. When you consider commissioning books

I wonder if booksellers will try to use the big bar code on the cover of Rob Hart’s book, ‘The

Renowned character designer and illustrator Bobby Chiu and Emerald City Comic Con founder Jim Demonakos have teamed up to launch

The Calculating Stars, an alternate history of climate change and space exploration by Mary Robinette Kowal was voted Best Novel

Underwater is an upcoming Abyss-like science fiction movie with a touch of Alien where a crew of underwater miners must

Look at the cover of Chris Baker’s book, ‘Photographing The Deep Sky: Images In Time And Space’, and tell me