Science, History, and Fiction in Everyday Life
This week has been particularly rich in terms of space news, but three of them stole the headlines around the world. Here you have a roundup. Space X continues to achieve new heights. Just this week it recovered Falcon Heavy…
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Today is the moment of my periodic summary of space news worth discussing this week (and in the past few, since I haven’t done it in a while). This one features a startling discovery and other interesting topics. As usual,…
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On a long-haul flight I’ve finally found the time to watch Interstellar, and if you have not done it yet, I advise you to. It is an awesome movie, for many reasons, and I can mention here just a few of them,…
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If there’s a stellar object that’s both scaring and fascinating at the same time is the black hole. Scientists are still debating about what its nature truly is, and recent findings only add to its mystery. An accepted definition for it…
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That SF has anticipated and/or even come out in first instance with some of the most creative ideas now seriously considered for scientific research is nothing new. Just think about the Ringworld concept, or hypersleep (with or without cryogenic components). Or the amazing Dyson sphere, which is one…
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