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- The Return of the Sail—On Earth and Among the StarsOut in the deep, where the stars burn cold and distant, and many years from now, old space dogs who miss the silence and loneliness of deep space race their solar yachts, harnessing the silent power of starlight to propel them through the void. No combustion, no fuel—just the delicate physics of light pressure on vast, shimmering sails. It’s a vision of the future, one where humanity reaches beyond, moving not with brute force, but with elegance and efficiency.
- Why Every Sci-Fi Fan Should Try Stargazing (and the Apps That Make It Easy)There’s nothing like staring up at a clear night sky to remind you just how tiny—and totally amazing—our little blue marble really is. It’s one thing to read about the vastness of space in a sci-fi novel, but it’s another thing entirely to step outside, look up, and actually see it for yourself. The planets,… Read more: Why Every Sci-Fi Fan Should Try Stargazing (and the Apps That Make It Easy)
- 89 Seconds to Midnight: How Close Are We to the End?The Doomsday Clock just moved forward again. We’re now at 89 seconds to midnight—the closest humanity has ever been to self-inflicted oblivion.
- Amazing Stories: Join the Mission to Bring It Back—One Fan at a TimeAs I’ve mentioned before, Amazing Stories is in the middle of an effort to revive the iconic science fiction magazine. After sharing the news about their commitment-based pre-order model, the team has made progress—but they’re asking for a little extra push to reach their next milestone. Currently, 50 fans have signed on to the program—an… Read more: Amazing Stories: Join the Mission to Bring It Back—One Fan at a Time
- Where’s the Muse? Probably Hiding Under the Laundry PileC.S. Lewis, who wrote the Narnia books that start with The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (complete with Oxford Comma!), is also a science fiction author known among true aficionados of the genre. Yeah, that’s me. I’ve actually read all his SF, too. Go ahead. Say it. I’m a geek.