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  • Blog #36 Last Man on Earth Movie Review
    The Last Man on Earth is a 1964 post-apocalyptic science fiction horror film based on the 1954 novel I Am Legend by Richard Matheson.  Produced by Robert L. […]
  • Blog #35 Space Mining
    Space mining is extracting resources from outside the Earth’s atmosphere in our solar system. Mining would include moons and asteroids near Earth and in the asteroid belt, comets, and other planets.1 […]
  • Blog #34 Runaway Movie Review
    Image 1 Runaway 1984 – MOVIE TRAILER – YouTube Release Date December 14, 1984 Directed and written by Michael Crichton Starring Image 2 Ramsay saves baby from bad robot Tom Selleck played […]
  • Blog # 33 Exo Planets and Goldilocks
    Illustration 1 Exoplanets With “Goldilocks Zone” Could Host Life, NASA Suggests | Science Times EXOPLANET Humans are now exploring the universe with new technology. We are now capable of […]
  • Blog #32 Cyborg 2087 Movie Review
      Release Date October 1966 Directed by Franklin Adreo. Mr. Adreo also directed Dimension 5 (1966) Distributed by United Pictures Corporation Country United States Language English  […]
  • Blog #31 Where Is My Flying Car?
    Science fiction is known for its gadgets, and it is so well known that there is a bit of griping if that gadget isn’t available today. We should remember that Science Fiction has two parts—the […]

Stories

  • Encounter With the Alien
      Joan asked the alien about her eyes. “They come from the sky,” she said, smiling. “At least that is what my mother always told me.” The alien’s name was Allyahn, but affectionately (or because the abbreviation is not so different), she is called Ally by those who are close. Her eyes are not just any shade of purple but a unique hue. They are not the light violet of Elizabeth Taylor’s but a true purple, a deep and rich color that no human has ever possessed. “My planet has the regular […]
  • Out There
    We are most unique. Never underestimate the humans, or so we say. Our cowboy and tall poppy do seek impossible odds we love to play.   We are barely alive, yet start a race. Would we survive meeting another in space.   Stephen says we can’t, the odds are for a fool. But if they are advanced, aren’t they peaceful, too?   Evolution shows us variety honed on the edge of the cruel sword. But survival means more than today alone. Celebrate the one and the many for the most reward.   Would we be […]
  • Chapter 8 Leaving Home
    KYLE, THE BABIES, AND SAMMIE THE STOWAWAY Recovering in the med clinic Kyle struggled, waking up. He heard muffled conversation and a vague notion of what he was experiencing. “Look, I think he’s coming around,” Liz said. “That’s good,” a male voice answered. Kyle could feel fiddling, which brought him up further. When his eyes opened, the first sight was of the President looking down on him, no expression on her face. Kyle jerked, trying to sit up. Run? He didn’t know but remembered that […]
  • Chapter 7 Leaving Home
    SOBERING NEWS AND A GAMBLE The second day of school was done. Liz let out a big sigh. The rest of the family came in sluggishly. It had been a long day. Andrew had prepared spaghetti and meatballs, one of the kids’ favorite dinners, and added wine for the parents. “Thank you for this, Andrew,” Liz said. “My pleasure, Elizabeth. Life has been rough today.” “Yeah, I had to recite the contents of a cell. That took a while and gave me a headache,” Noah said. “And I had to run relays in the gym, […]
  • Chapter 6 Leaving Home
    SIX MONTHS IN, SCHOOL STARTS AND ANOTHER CRISIS Elizabeth shuffled down the hall. Her husband, moving slower, was behind her.  “Shall I wake the kids?” James asked. “No, let’s wake up first. At this moment, I really wish we had retired.” She turned into the kitchen, smelling coffee. Grateful, she put the steaming liquid to her lips, blew, and then drank. “Thanks, Andrew.” “You’re welcome, Elizabeth,” the AI answered. “Big day today.” “Yeah,” she said, leaning on the counter. “It was a […]

                                                                                                                 

Quotes

  • Quote Off Week #8 Walking Around on Mars
    You need to live in a dome initially but over time you could terraform Mars to look like Earth and eventually walk around outside without anything on. … So it’s a fixer-upper of a planet. […]
  • Quote #36 The Last Man on Earth Waking up
    The Last Man on Earth Waking Up Robert Morgan: Another day to live through. Better get started.[…]
  • Quote #35 Space Mining
    I know the sky is not the limit because there are footprints on the Moon — and I made some of them! Buzz Aldrin[…]
  • Quote #6 Off Week Obstacles
    “Our species can only survive if we have obstacles to overcome. You remove those obstacles. Without them to strengthen us, we will weaken and die.”   – Captain James T Kirk, […]
  • Quote #34 Runaway Star Tom Selleck
    Unless you treat failure as part of the journey, you’re never going to get anywhere. Tom Selleck[…]
  • Quote #5 Off Week Hope in SciFi
    I miss the hopeful side of science fiction, which really goes back to the roots of the genre, and that is: what can we achieve if we put our minds to it? ― Seth Macfarlane, Star Trek: Discovery[…]