E.K. Sandoval4 hours ago
Human Parts
I was around seven, of course going to school in the Plasmeridia History School, Seraphobin district. Everyone goes to the history school when they are a child to learn the basic fundamentals of this ...
Carlos Guerraa day ago
The Acceptance of Death
What we have done for ourselves alone dies with us; what we have done for others and the world remains and is immortal. — Albert Pike
Since the dawn of time, one of the most taboo subjects of conversa...
Journey Scribe2 days ago
Fairy Tale: The Princess and the Drought
Once upon a time, there lived a princess who desperately longed to save her kingdom. The crops had withered, and food and water were scarce because of a monstrous drought. She sent messages to ally ki...
CD Turner2 days ago
Divisible (Ch. 2) [NSFW]
I lie beside the Head, frozen in trauma. Had it minutes or hours since he finally rolled off me? It was traditional for the Head of House to sleep with their concubine the night of the ceremony. There...
Paul Levinson2 days ago
Review of 'The Orville' 2.11
A real diamond of an episode—2.11—of The Orville last night, right up there with the best time travel stories of Star Trek: TOS and TNG.
Well, it's not actually time-travel, it's a time capsule that s...
Ainsley Lawrence2 months ago
How Science Fiction Will Influence the Future of Interior Design
Science fiction has been a cultural phenomenon for decades now, impacting the landscape of our lives in numerous ways, from our terminology and the way we think to what we wear, what we drive, and whe...
Brett Tortorello3 months ago
Explore Neuroscience with the Backyard Brains SpikerBox
I'm a 62-year-old man, yet I still struggle to fully understand what exactly neuroscience is. This could be attributed to the fact that I'm, well, not a neurosurgeon. I'm a shift supervisor at Bob's D...
Rod Faulkner3 months ago
Why We Need More Science Fiction Set in the 'Other' Final Frontier
Most of us know water covers the majority of Earth's surface.
Here is another staggering statistic, according to the Schmidt Ocean Institute, ocean exploration has only mapped five percent of the seaf...
Justin Runyon3 months ago
Jobs of the Future
Let's look at jobs that may be created 25 years from now:
Riley Raul Reese3 months ago
Best Christmas Gifts for Conspiracy Theorists
Reptilians are taking over the planet. Alien-human hybrids are being made in underground labs. The Illuminati is out to get us. Do these sentences remind you of a certain someone you know? If so, you'...
WatchMojo 4 months ago
Top 10 Amazing Scientific Discoveries Made Recently
What a fascinating time to be alive! Welcome to Watchmojo.com, and today we're counting down our picks for the "Top 10 Amazing Scientific Discoveries Made Recently."
For this list, we’re looking at th...
Kuri Robot Story
Where did Kuri, the adorable home robot, come from? Submit your Kuri Origin Stories Today! Sponsored by Mayfield Robotics.
Star Wars Universe
The ultimate collection of movies, books, series, reviews, and more from the galaxy far, far away. May the Force be with you.
Wonk! Magazine18 days ago
Should You Trust Your Senses?
There’s a famous saying that "seeing is believing," as people will often not believe something until they have seen or experienced it for themselves. It’s almost like when someone says to you, "Don’t ...
Pouria Nazemi3 months ago
The Far Side of the Moon
For people who are interested in space exploration, 2019 is already becoming a historic year.
Just a few hours after the new year, the New Horizons probe did a fly by near a far far object named, Ulti...
Danna Molina3 months ago
Recreation of the Rain Phenomenon
The planet Earth presents diverse types of ecosystems that are the result of the combination of the geographical conditions with the specific wildlife conditions for that habitat, this means that each...
E.K. Sandoval4 hours ago
Human Parts
I was around seven, of course going to school in the Plasmeridia History School, Seraphobin district. Everyone goes to the history school when they are a child to learn the basic fundamentals of this ...
Carlos Guerraa day ago
The Acceptance of Death
What we have done for ourselves alone dies with us; what we have done for others and the world remains and is immortal. — Albert Pike
Since the dawn of time, one of the most taboo subjects of conversa...
Alexis Runyon11 days ago
Lost City of Atlantis-Richat Structure
The Lost City of Atlantis has been thought of as mythology for centuries. Why do we, as a whole reject the one thing that Plato wrote about in the Critias and Timaeus, both his dialogues, but accept a...
CD Turner2 days ago
Divisible (Ch. 2) [NSFW]
I lie beside the Head, frozen in trauma. Had it minutes or hours since he finally rolled off me? It was traditional for the Head of House to sleep with their concubine the night of the ceremony. There...
CD Turner2 days ago
Divisible (Ch. 1)
ONE
My mother affixed sprigs of baby's breath to my hair piece in between the carnations. I stared at myself transforming, being decorated like a Christmas tree or a seven-layer cake. The makeup was t...
Chloe Gilholy9 days ago
Game of Mass Destruction - Prologue
“Human beings are social animals. What brings us together is love and affection—anger drives us apart. Just as we employ physical hygiene to protect our health, we need emotional hygiene, the means to...
Daisy Rowley3 months ago
The Best Alternative Technological Sources for Future Energy Needs
Clearly the current methods of running industry, heating homes and transporting goods and people around the world are posing a serious threat on the ecosystem and now must be replaced by something els...
Shane Cook4 months ago
What Is Global Warming?
In this paper we will be doing a critique on National Geography’s article "What Is Global Warming?" National Geographic has been around for many years. There is not one author that wrote this article,...
Shane Cook4 months ago
Will Pollution End Us?
With the way we are going with carbon dioxide pollution saturating the air, will the world begin to expel us to cleans itself? Will we, as people, learn to respect the earth in time to reverse what we...
WatchMojo 3 days ago
10 Things That Would Happen If the World's Ice Melted
A real life waterworld would be even worse than the movie. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the "10 Things That Would Happen If the World’s Ice Caps Melted."
For this ...
Iggy Paulsen24 days ago
11 Chilling Top Secret Government Experiments That Allegedly Exist
Science fiction writers love a good twisted tale about science gone bad. Even the earliest sci-fi, like Mary Shelly's Frankenstein, started off with a scientist that pushed the envelope too far.
These...
Toni Velagic6 months ago
10 Fantasy Authors You Need in Your Library
My first loves in life were books. Specifically fantasy novels. I would read them every day before school, after school, and before bed. You could always find a book in my hand. Fantasy as a genre has...
K.E. Lanning10 days ago
Cli-Fi Meets Biopunk?
Author Paolo Bacigalupi’s debut novel, The Windup Girl [published in 2009 by Night Shades Books], celebrates its 10th anniversary this fall. Critically acclaimed, it was named one of the top 10 fictio...
Elijah Taylor16 days ago
Eruption
The newly summoned Devil and White-Winged Angel are still fixated on another, pacing back and forth with their weapons drawn. The rest of us continue to grip our weapons in hopes that the White Angel ...
Lindsi Werner4 months ago
The Two Mysteries of Our World
This drawing I started was one of a kind for me. I had a friend come up to me and ask if I can make a tattoo design for her, not knowing what I was getting myself into. I truly love the experience tha...
Courtney Ford5 months ago
Jump into Animation
A computer-generated image is an image taken from one format and is put through different software to create a realistic image. You can also combine CGI images with other images to make them look even...
Edward Germana year ago
The Art of William Black
William Black is a professional digital artist specializing in science fiction, space travel, and the future. He has done commission artwork for unspecified clients. However he profiles and sells pers...
Journey Scribe2 days ago
Fairy Tale: The Princess and the Drought
Once upon a time, there lived a princess who desperately longed to save her kingdom. The crops had withered, and food and water were scarce because of a monstrous drought. She sent messages to ally ki...
Ember Joy3 days ago
The Strange World
Prologue:
The world was beautiful and green, not a building in sight. Turning around, there were fields as far as the eye could see; fields full of wheat, corn, tomatoes, grapes; all types of fruit an...
Eric Pernell12 days ago
Howlers
We ran hastily through the forest, our bare feet scratching and being stuck, like a pig, by any rock, twig or pointy object below us. We wouldn't be running if Carl hadn’t sneezed, god damn Carl, we t...
Erin Montgomery19 days ago
Dark Night of the Soul
Have you ever been consumed by a heaviness, a darkness, an inability to see the forest for the trees? Did it leave you feeling lost and forgetting where you were headed in the first place? This is spi...
Skunk Uzekia month ago
10 UFO Hotspots You Need to Visit
Did you ever want to go to a place that looked like it was right out of The X-Files? UFO tourism is a legit thing, and it's been taking a number of different communities by storm.
This is especially t...
SKYLERIZED 5 days ago
Reason First: Is Scientific Exploration the Answer to Unreason?
The greatest scientific mind of all time, Albert Einstein, made a prediction that large events in space, like the collision of black holes, produced ripples, like a large American flag being shaken up...
kit vaillancourt 13 days ago
The Voyager Golden Record: Humanity's Soft Place to Land
There's an X-Files poster on my bedroom door. You know the one: a grainy photo of a UFO blown up against a canopy of pine trees with "I WANT TO BELIEVE" written in block letters across the bottom. The...
Amy Sa month ago
Bizarre Space Conspiracy Theories
Because some conspiracies are just out of this world...
Paul Levinson20 days ago
'Golem,' 'Frankenstein,' 'Westworld'
I talk about the evolution of the artificial being at the New York City College of Technology, CUNY, 27 November 2018.
Singster Jones 21 days ago
The Director
I don't remember the time before the Director was born. He controls our life, our conversations, our work, everything. You can't breathe without the Director knowing. He's like God, he's f****** every...
Stefan Ateljevica month ago
How AI Will Improve Our Lives in the near Future
Artificial intelligence is taking the world by storm. If you spend only one day on the Internet, you’ll come across some basic forms of AI, like voice search, autocomplete, chatbots, and many others. ...
Sean Patricka month ago
Spoiler Alert: Five Reasons the Ending Ruined 'Alita: Battle Angel'
Through the first two thirds of its run time, Alita: Battle Angel is genuinely entertaining. Newcomer Rosa Salazar has an engaging presence and she's backed up by an all-star team of Academy Award eli...
Tim Ellerbe II2 months ago
Why 'Star Wars' Is Dying
When George Lucas decided to sell his beloved creation to Disney, he handpicked a seasoned producer to run Lucasfilm. Not just any seasoned producer. Kathleen Kennedy has a fabulous track record in Ho...
Neil Gregory2 months ago
'Dune' 2021 Preview
Frank Hebert's seminal and much-loved opus is finally getting a remake the source material deserves. For those unfamiliar with the classic story imagine Dune as an intergalactic Game of Thrones crosse...
Oliver White12 days ago
The Future of Solar Technology
Our current approaches to producing solar energy are not practical on a commercial or industrial scale, and if it is to survive in the energy industry new methods must be utilized. The methods discuss...
Tiffany Harper3 months ago
Three Ways We Are Already Using Machine Learning
You’ve probably heard all of the hype about how AI is here with us already, giving us things like instant machine translation and self-driving cars. However, as a regular person, it can be difficult f...
LC Douglass3 months ago
How Many Saints Are There in Outer Space?
According to physicist Michio Kaku, the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) began with Giordano Bruno (1548-1600) in the 16th century. From Wikipedia:
"[Bruno] is known for his cosmologica...