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Tag Archives: Science
We live in the world we imagined
This post originally appeared June 16, 2013, on the Contact – Infinite Futures SF blog. The Buzzfeed article “27 Science Fictions That Became Science Facts In 2012” illustrates a topic I’ve written about before: The future is now. When German mathematician … Continue reading
Posted in News, On writing..., Science Fiction, Stellarnet Prince, Stellarnet Rebel, Stellarnet Series
Tagged Arthur C. Clarke, Frankenstein, George Orwell, H.G. Wells, Johannes Kepler, Jonathan Swift, Mary Shelley, Science, Science Fiction, SF, Somnium, Stellarnet Series
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Aliens who are what they eat
This post originally appeared April 21, 2013, on the Contact – Infinite Futures SF blog. When inventing space aliens, I look for inspiration right here on Earth, such as the Elysia chlorotica. This green sea slug steals chloroplasts from the algae it … Continue reading
Posted in On writing..., Science Fiction, Stellarnet Series
Tagged aliens, biology, Science, Science Fiction, xenobiology
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