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Possible Life Signs Discovered in the Clouds of Venus

Posted by Gene Turnbow | Sep 14, 2020 | Science Fiction / Fantasy |

Us: “Life on Venus is impossible.”
Venus: “Hold my beer.”

MIT Invents Method to Shrink Objects to Nanoscale Using Lasers

Posted by SCIFI.radio | Dec 18, 2018 | Blinded by Science |

It is now possible to create really complex structures and shrink them up to 1000x.

MIT Salutes Its Most Famous Fictional Student For Pi Day

Posted by Susan Macdonald | Mar 10, 2017 | Science Fiction / Fantasy |

For this year’s Pi Day (3/14), MIT is saluting a fictional student, Riri Williams, aka Ironheart from Marvel Comics.

Isaac Asimov ‘On Creativity’: A Previously Unpublished Essay

Posted by SCIFI.radio | Oct 22, 2014 | Science Fiction / Fantasy |

It’s a genuine treat for Asimov fans to get a new morsel of writing from Asimov, some 22 years after his death.

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Earth is invaded by a swarm of sentient nanobots withering five legged interstellar iguanas who do not understand us even though they can all do credible singing impressions of Ethel Merman and might be overpowered by a bunch of kids playing disco music on boom boxes , but scientists create a new weapon which does not work and then they kill us all.
The End.

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