Science, History, and Fiction in Everyday Life
Today (or tonight, depending of your timezone) lucky people in North-America and part of Asia could watch one of the most beautiful shows known in nature, the so-called Bloody Moon – ie, a lunar total eclipse. In case you wonder, lunar…
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Spin (2005) by Robert Charles Wilson, describes a future Earth that a race of powerful aliens, the Hypotheticals, have put in protective cocoon – the so-called spin membrane – that shelters but also isolates it from the rest of a…
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Last weekend I decided I needed a few hours of distraction. Zombie stories always looked to me a good pick, because even when they are bad, they manage somehow to grab my attention (by craft or by gore). Having exhausted the Mira-verse, I started…
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After having published a list of Wonders of the Solar System, it seems just right setting up an entry in the Media Gallery with some of them – namely, moons. NASA is obviously the richest repository, and most of the…
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