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Friday Sci-Fi: Lostronaut
Since marine science and space seem pretty tight these days, check out Jonathan Lethem’s lovely and very bleak short story “Lostronaut.” It’s written as letters home from an as… more →
The Oyster's Garter
Friday Sci-Fi: Lostronaut
Miriam Goldstein wrote 1 month ago: Since marine science and space seem pretty tight these days, check out Jonathan Lethem’s lovel … more →
Primeval Episode 8: Let's Rant! - or - Jack Must Die!
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rockitboy wrote 1 month ago: Just in case y’all are wondering, I’m recording tonight’s episode 8 for viewing to … more →
Video Killed The Radio Star: Star Trekkin' - The Firm
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The Cathode Ray Choob wrote 1 month ago: In the week that saw the release of the new Star Trek movie, I’m afraid that there was only re … more →
Star Treker, Star Trekie, Star Trek'steria....2009 Movie and some fun songs
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tolduso wrote 1 month ago: Hey, guys! So I had not intended to blog about this. However, this morning, as I was getting my cof … more →
TGIF: Glowy jellyfish-puppies
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 2 months ago: Why make glowy transgenic jellyfish-puppies? Because…because…SCIENCE! … more →
Austin Star Trek Fans Are SOOOO Lucky!
tonywgoodwyn wrote 2 months ago: Holy hell! What I wouldn’t have given to be in Austin on Monday! The coolest surprise in the … more →
What the Earth of 150,000 years ago was really like
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 3 months ago: SPOILER WARNING: This entire post is a giant spoiler for the Battlestar Galactica Season 5 4.5 fin … more →
Free astronomically-correct science fiction
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 4 months ago: Are you annoyed by faster-than-light travel and sound in space? Check out Diamonds in the Sky, a fre … more →
12-27-08 The Firm - Star Trekkin'
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gavortnik wrote 6 months ago: Well, if Firefly is a western in space… hmmm… I wonder what else could be a western in s … more →
Where New Yorker short stories and science collide!
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 7 months ago: Check out Eric’s latest column for Science Not Fiction, in which he ponders the possibilities … more →
Science fiction in science
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 7 months ago: Consider my nerd quotient dialed to 11. I will be attending the Science Online 2009 conference this … more →
Have a vintage apocalypse for Halloween
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 8 months ago: Zombie movies are on the rise, clearly indicating a time of war and social unrest. I09 has a handy c … more →
Beagle...in....SPAAAACE!
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 8 months ago: The Beagle Project, which is going to rebuild Darwin’s ship and sail it around the world, is n … more →
Star Trekkin'!
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Birdwhisperer wrote 9 months ago: I can claim the proud fact that I am a part of the small number of the teenage generation that knows … more →
The Final Frontier not so final for tardigrades
Miriam Goldstein wrote 9 months ago: Previously on Project Tardis, our intrepid tardigrades were being launched in space, there to experi … more →
Slime molds unite! (And also divide.)
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 10 months ago: You’re a slime mold, minding your own business as a little single-celled sluggy creature, craw … more →
We have met the aliens, and they are us
Miriam Goldstein wrote 1 year ago: National Geographic reports that DNA precursors were found in a 4.5-billion year old meteorite. When … more →
The ocean like you've NEVER imagined it - or have you?
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Miriam Goldstein wrote 1 year ago: Priapulids have nothing on this HIV/AIDS prevention poster (REALLY, REALLY NSFW). This ocean scene … more →
Space travel gets flashy
Eric Wolff wrote 1 year ago: You can keep your Corvettes and Porsches. *My* other car will be a Lynx Mark I from Xcor. Well, even … more →
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