Hi everyone! I have a question. My story got accepted to Dark Horses magazine (https://darkhorsesmagazine.mystrikingly.com) , but it's not a publication I'm very familiar with, and I'm not sure if I should publish there. Does anyone know this magazine? Does anyone read that magazine?

Around binary stars, the planets' movement should be hard to find the rule, how will scientists of such civilizations discover Law of universal gravitation?maybe they will first discover the Coulomb's law and generalize this to the gravity? but in order to calculate the exact orbit of planets around binary stars, they need computer

Looking for some good stories to rock my world... new stories preferred...

I think 20-35 years ago I watched a space-based thriller that I want to watch again. Problem is I remember so little detail and (obviously) not the name at all. Any help? Here are some details:

It is not Sphere, not Event Horizon, not any Star Wars or Trek, not 2001 Space Odyssey, none of the Alien/Aliens series, definitely not a space comedy like Space Balls etc.

It was not within the last 15 years.

It was outer space, not underwater.

I believe some spherical (inside, at least) very large ship or object was found in outer space. A door/entry was located and two (three?) individuals went inside. The inside was cavernous and spherical in shape. There was at least a path, if not stairs, leading from the door down the inside of the.....thing. Far below was a or some single level buildings that the men walked down to check out. I forget what happened once down there but it became of high interest to get back up to the door and out. And that's it. I don't remember any of the movie.

Does this sound even remotely familiar to anyone?

Tons of satellites are down, the ISS and Tiangong is down. Multiple astronauts dead. That would be a huge impact on not only space travel but also the world.

Remember that scene in Aliens (1986) where Ripley woke up in the middle of the night and called Burke, Carter J. This was before she went back to LV-426 with the Marines. She had a nightmare, and then called Burke by placing his business card into a card slot on a VDT next to her bed. It automatically began a video call between them.

I know this is totally weird, but I really wish this type of calling technology had become a reality. I just had to say it… I’ve been waiting years to say it lol

Can someone explain to me how politics work in the movie? Does the government of Elysium control all earth governments as they are able to shut down the air space of entire states like Los Angeles like there is no government in the US functioning anymore it seems ? Also it seems that some people in Elysium aren't billionaires but just politicians but they don't seem to be ultra wealthy like the president and the CCB agents.

are there any episodes form any of the series or books, that deal with the economic impact and following societal changes that the invention of replicators/the end of scarcity played in making the federation a utopia?

I find it really hard to get through M. Brawne Lamia’s story. It’s just a little boring to me, I’m a really slow reader in general but I feel like it’s taking me forever on her story. The other pilgrims stories so far have been a wild ride. Did anyone else feel the way I do? Or is it just me?

*🌌 Unearthly: A Dive into the Unknown 🌌**

Hey everyone! I’m thrilled to share the latest episode from my sci-fi novel, *Chronicles of Tomorrow: Echoes from the Future*. In "Unearthly," our near-immortal protagonist explores a chilling abandoned nuclear facility, uncovering secrets that could change everything.

Check out this gripping excerpt:

> "The whole compound felt haunted, unknown danger lurking somewhere."

🔗 **Read the full episode here**: https://medium.com/@timepersonified/chronicles-of-tomorrow-echoes-from-the-future-ep-14-unearthly-2c86a9e6333f

I’d love to hear your thoughts! What would you do if you found yourself in a place like this?

#SciFi #ChroniclesOfTomorrow #Unearthly #AmWriting

After the Tesla robotaxi ad incident involving Bladerunner 2049, I thought: 'Why would you want to evoke a dystopia to sell your product?'

Do many of us wilfully or unconsciously want to live in a Bladerunner-style future, in which the Earth's ecology is wrecked?

Is this kind of dystopia a 'hyperstition'; a fiction which makes itself real because so many of us are influenced by science fiction ideas?

So i'm looking for some more sci-fi books becuase I loved Dune, Red Rising, Suneater, Expanse, etc. But all I have on ky tbr now is just fantasy. Any good big space opera book series?

want to watch Star Trek so I started with the first episode of Next Generation,and to be honest I didnt like it.It was so hard for me to finish the episode I was so bored.So I tried with the original series and I didnt like too.Where i can start with Start Trek or i have to continue with Next Generation or the original series beacuse it Gets better?