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A podcast for sci-fi lovers that span across books, movies, Tv-Shows, or games. We may discuss wild theories about some science fiction topics. Click to read Science Fiction Remnant’s Substack, a Subs...

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This canceled Paramount sci-fi series feels like it should've been far more popular than it was, but that's finally changing now that it's on Netflix.

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The paradox of advancing technology juxtaposes human fragility and unchanging nature. While tools like CRISPR and neurotechnology offer transformative power, they challenge our ethical boundaries and personal identity. We must strive to remember our roots and the significance of being human, ensuring we guide our inventions rather than being controlled by them.

For the first time, researchers have mathematically proven that a quantum computer can solve a particular task faster than an ordinary computer, in a way that can never be beaten

These long sci-fi shows are the best.

Galaxy Quest is also streaming right now on Paramount Plus after landing on the platform earlier this month, making it the perfect time to revisit thi

Roddenberry's final television series was the near opposite of Trek.

NASA’s Mars rover finds organic signals in mudstone that resemble microbial activity, sparking new debate over life on the Red Planet.

A new Easter egg, and a TARDIS cameo prove Doctor Who and Star Trek exist in the same universe, but could the Enterprise crew meet the Doctor?

🚀 Science Fiction Remnant Livestream Join the crew as we explore the strange worlds of sci-fi — movies, shows, books, and beyond. Expect deep conversations, wild theories, and plenty of fun with our ...

Check out this great listen on Audible.com. I'm the Evil Lord of an Intergalactic Empire! (Light Novel) Vol. 3. ©2021 Yomu Mishima (P)2021 Yomu Mishima...

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Sticking the landing in sci-fi is hard - but these shows managed it.

Voyage home.

From Star Trek to Babylon 5, science fiction imagined computers that needed no keyboards, no screens, and no delays—only a voice, a gesture, or even a mood. Today, with AI and smart systems, that once-distant vision is closer to reality than we think.

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Through his research at Caltech, a local high school student revealed 1.5 million previously unknown objects in space, broadened the potential of a NASA mission, and published a single-author paper.

Two thousand years ago, Hero of Alexandria built steam-powered engines, coin-operated machines, and automated temple doors—technologies that wouldn’t reappear for centuries. When the Library of Alexan...

It sounds like the newest Star Trek series is designed well for those who have never seen Star Trek to get into! One of the most challenging aspects of getting

IN A NUTSHELL ☀️ China’s EAST sets a new world record by sustaining plasma for 1,066 seconds. 🔬 This achievement marks a significant advancement in nuclear fusion research. 🌍 EAST’s success positions ...

Scientists using Google’s quantum processor have taken a major step toward unraveling the deepest mysteries of the universe. By simulating fundamental interactions described by gauge theories, the tea...