...your personal point of view, do you have an interest in space and science? Yes, I studied engineering but never thought I would be working in ...industry and, at the same time, I like science fiction programmes and books. About the interviewee Salem Al ...
...the received data. Although this might sound like science fiction, a team around Craig Venter, a key figure...: Manned Interstellar Travel,” in Beyond the Boundary: Exploring the Science and Culture of Interstellar Spaceflight, Lulu, 2014, pp. 349–376...
...told. So, we went for the thrill, and in the name of science. Our emissaries were heroes, made of the right stuff, and the ...to various forms of the arts, including but not limited to science-fiction. We have only to listen to those people who want to ...
... exploration for nearly a decade. His novels include Young Gods and Dreamside. He’s most recently edited the science fiction anthology Visions of the Future published through Lifeboat Foundation and the anthology Strange California published through...
... in optimal conditions it comes out orange. If a similar event happened on Mars, rather than the ‘little green men’ of science fiction, there might be orange-skinned Martians. Marine iguanas have many adaptations for the life aquatic: flattened...
... in that time capsules are typically gestures of more importance to their planners than the future audience. As science fiction author and astrophysicist Gregory Benford writes, time capsules specifically embody a faith in a future that will care...