Shenique N/A19 hours ago
The Engagement
I am watching them. I am watching them as they laugh, as they eat, as they walk, as they breathe; it is I who watches them. She has a certain kind of glitter in her eyes as she speaks with him but he ...
KJ Thomas2 days ago
Opening the Vortex
I am a member of The Satanic Temple and an active member of Satanic San Francisco. My defense of the Seven Fundamental Tenets is based on my knowledge and my own reasons for joining and participating....
Jonathan Sim2 days ago
10 Fun Facts About 'The Empire Strikes Back!'
Let me ask you something: what is the best Star Wars movie? Even though us Star Wars fans are a bit divided in this day and age of The Last Jedi, I think a lot of us can agree that our favorite Star W...
Eva Lee2 days ago
How Agriculture Contributes to Economic Development
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Nancy D3 days ago
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Lewis Jefferies3 days ago
Gomez Out, Tikaram In? Could 'Primeval' & 'Game of Thrones' Actor Become the New Master in 'Doctor Who?'
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Jonathan Sim2 days ago
10 Fun Facts About 'The Empire Strikes Back!'
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Sarah McDaniel13 days ago
False Vacuum Theory
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Katherine J. Zumpano21 days ago
How 'Black Mirror' Changed My Social Media Habits
Of all nineteen episodes of Black Mirror, the third season premiere, “Nosedive,” was the hardest for me to watch.
There was no bestiality, no murder, no consciousness-transfer. It wasn’t as shocking a...
David Gricea month ago
Review: 'Pacific Rim: Uprising'
While the first Pacific Rim film had over-the-top characters and was very silly in tone, it had great action, stunning visual effects, and was really fun. That was mainly thanks to Guillermo Del Toro ...
Ossiana Tepfenharta month ago
2018 Nebula Award Nominees Are Coming to You in Audiobook Format!
Sci-fi has very few awards that are solely dedicated to the genre, and of those awards, none are quite as esteemed as the Nebula Awards. Ever since Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America present...
Joe Clarkea month ago
The Problem with the Problem with Plastic
An admirable cause has found its way into the public consciousness helped in no small part by national treasure David Attenborough and his latest docu-series, 'Blue Planet 2.' The scourge of single-us...
Sarah McDaniel13 days ago
False Vacuum Theory
Coming to the realization that there just might be a "start over" button for the entire universe can be pretty unnerving... not knowing for sure whether the physics we use in our world today are legit...
Iria Vasquez-Paez19 days ago
How Psychic Ability Can Be Used in Archaeology
Debunkers would call psychic archaeology a fraud, but as I have an interest in the field of archaeology in general, I want to explore how my abilities can help me as an archaeologist. Archaeology is a...
Oliver White25 days ago
Fusion With Our Past
Fusion energy has been known as the gateway to our civilization's future. Fusion reactions yield the largest amount of energy per unit of mass than any other reaction that we know of, and it is in our...
Maurice Bernier13 days ago
Cave Man Versus Condo Man
One day, I quickly left the house, got all the way to my destination, and then immediately returned home...because I forgot my cell phone. On the way back to my original destination, I remember saying...
Cosmic Peak17 days ago
The Prognosis for Our Planet
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Kristopher Kristiansona month agoHuman Species, Did We Screw Up?
The human species: supposedly the most intelligent beings on our planet. Yet what type of intelligent creature destroys their only home? You see most intelligent creatures adapt to their environment, ...
Ossiana Tepfenhart10 days ago
Science Fiction Terms You Should Know and How They Originated
If there was one thing that Orwell's 1984 got right, it's the insane effect that language has on reality. The moment that a word seems to be invented, it has an impact on humanity's overall state of b...
r. nuñez11 days ago
Remember What Might Happen
About the Micropolicians
It is a panel of eleven. Someone is thinking. The little people are hardly more than insects. We have found them to be rather irksome at times. We start to drill a well, we be...
Jessica Perez 11 days ago
The Beginning of Kuri
In the end, there was nothing but darkness. The human race had caused their own demise with technological advancements that slowly destroyed the only Earth they had, and we were left with nothing but ...
M.H. Dillinger6 days ago
2084: Dream On Dreamer Boy
"I've never seen anyone so hesitant to run away from a big, juicy, cheesy, greasy burger. Especially someone who looks like a big ol' burger."
A rotund white brown-haired man standing at 5'7" ran on h...
Erica Flakea month ago
Legitimized Paranoia
Surveillance has been a cause for concern to the public on many levels. In the early days of photography, surveillance was a way to log and keep track of criminals, however in the last twenty to thirt...
SKYLERIZED 2 months ago
Life and Production: S1 E7: Forte
Dizzying On the electronic wall-sized smart board, a dizzying array of numbers and symbols filled up the space. Each character meant something and therefore allowed the onlooker the chance to understa...
Kelsey Lange6 months ago
Coolest Observatories and Planetariums in the US
When is the last time you learned something about the universe? Observatories and planetariums are often overlooked compared to museums, aquariums, zoos, and galleries — and that's a shame!
The cooles...
Pierre Roustan7 months ago
5 Articles About Earth and the Creatures on It That'll Shock the Crap Out of You
The scary thing about the fact that this kind of stuff actually does happen -- or will happen, or has happened right under our noses -- is that on the surface it's meh. I mean, so what! And that's par...
Matthew Sullivan9 months ago
My Personal Ranking of Star Wars Movies
Eligible Movies: The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, Revenge of the Sith, Rogue One, A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi, The Force Awakens
G.F. Brynn15 days ago
Alex The Inventor - Chapter 10 (Pt. 2)
Chapters 1 - 10 can be read at: Deep Sky Stories & Illustrations
Syzygy Storiesa month ago
Eradicate - Part 1
The body was not disturbed for what looked like a week. The fingers and arms appeared black while oozing an orange fluid. Preliminary observations suggest a male in his mid to upper 50s. There appears...
Katie Moorea month ago
The Survivors: Chapter Two
As the sun began to set, I started to shove things into my bag. My heart raced as I grabbed as much off the shelves as I could. I packed our first aid supplies, our remaining food and water, a flashli...
Edward German4 months 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...
Reid Moore4 months ago
UFO 'Baptizes' Jesus Christ in 18th Century Painting
An 18th century oil painting by Dutch Master Aert de Gelder appears to depict the baptism of Jesus Christ being aided by bright streams of light emanating from a UFO hovering in the sky above the scen...
Paul Zuniga5 months ago
Artist Mashes Classic 'Jurassic Park' Scenes With Characters From '90s Sitcom 'Dinosaurs'
In the age we live in, fan-made renditions of popular movie scenes and characters have become quite commonplace among online communities. The latest fervor for memes has sparked more interest in artis...
Shenique N/A19 hours ago
The Engagement
I am watching them. I am watching them as they laugh, as they eat, as they walk, as they breathe; it is I who watches them. She has a certain kind of glitter in her eyes as she speaks with him but he ...
Dominick Piaquadio5 days ago
Domino: The Awakening - Final Chapter
Looking through the City's camera feed at the park, Pyropolarnite saw the events unfolded upon Domino's true awakening and felt she lost her love, "How could Domino betray me? After all I sacrificed t...
Richard Jones5 days ago
The Accident
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Engineering Today6 days ago
Top 5 Theories Why We Haven't Found Aliens Yet
One of the main points is that, with the billions of star systems, at least a few must have developed life similar to Earth's, and even with the "slow" interstellar travel we have today, the Milky Way...
Richard Van Steenberg12 days ago
The Extra Terrestrial Triad of Being Had
It has been almost 75 years now since Roswell and still not one thing has happened with all the time and energy being spent by so-called experts in the field of Searching for Extraterrestrial Intellig...
Richard Van Steenberg16 days ago
Is the Moon Landing Extra Terrestrial Misdirection?
Have you ever heard someone say we didn't go to the moon? Did you just shake your head and say, "what in the world is that person talking about?" Of course we went to the moon, didn't we?
If you searc...
K Stephen Hauser25 days ago
NASA's Dark Origins
When we think of NASA, we usually think of things like spaceships, astronauts, and Tang. However, the founders of NASA were less like the nerdy scientists you are used to seeing and more like juvenile...
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Kristopher Kristiansona month agoDangers of Lightspeed
As pretty much everyone knows, we have almost reached the point of no return on the consumption of our planet's resources. This can be proven with a simple google search. What you will find in that se...
Jake Thomasa month ago
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Man has always had a desire to explore. The Earth was the first place to explore. Christopher Columbus explored and discovered North America. Lewis and Clark traveled across America in search of the N...
Vincent Tyminski12 days ago
Jibo, the World's First Social Home Robot That Will Leave You Stunned
Made by Cynthia Breazeal, Jibo is the first social robot. Like the Google Home or Amazon's Echo, Jibo brings you a new kind of experience when it comes to owning a home robot. Unlike the competitors, ...
Frank Bencomoa month ago
Kuri the Curator
#KuriStory #HeyKuri The 25th century had many wonderful benefits. It was an age of wonderful advancements and progress with holodecks, supersonic hypertrains, and robots. One thing the future did not ...
David Foxa month ago
Kuri's Story
#KuriStory #HeyKuri
Richards sighed, peering with disdain over his glasses at the mess of electronic detritus scattered across his workbench. The garage was cold and draughty—especially in the dead of...
Ossiana Tepfenhart16 days ago
Best Cult Sci-Fi Anime Movies
Anime has been one of the most powerful cartoon genres ever created, and has become synonymous with Japanese culture. Though we all know about classic anime series like Pokémon and Naruto, a lot of th...
David Fox17 days ago
Everything We Know About 'Blade Runner 2'
A sequel to Ridley Scott's beloved Blade Runner has been in the works for a while. Warner Bros. informed us in April that the still officially untitled sci-fi sequel will now be in cinemas as soon as ...
David Fox17 days ago
'Arrival': A Triumph of Smart Sci-Fi
It can be hard to pick a favourite genre. But for me, it's easy. I've always been captivated by #sciencefiction. As a teen I didn't get my #scifi kicks at the cinema, but instead got them through nove...
Georgia de la Bertauche11 days ago
Are You Ready for aCommerce?
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Rachel Browna month ago
7 Things You Didn’t Know about Code-breaking Before Computers
Anyone that has watched any crime show or movie, knows that in this day and age, computer hacking, encryption, decryption and what-not is all a big part of catching the bad guys. Modern technology has...
Nathaniel Channing III3 months ago
The Coolest Futuristic Guns That Actually Exist
When you hear about cool and futuristic guns your first thoughts are probably about science fiction movies where these guns couldn't possibly exist. Well, you'd be surprised to know that some of these...