#sci fi technology

[escapistsatellite]

Magnetism In Zoids

In case anyone was wondering how massive mecha could be so agile.

And why so many of these very anti-aerodynamic beasts could fly so good.

[visualreverence]

via: https://twitter.com/ToughSf/status/1534867914704179200

[thefuture-tomorrow]

Art by Philippe ‘Manchu’ Bouchet

[blogfanreborn777]

Meeting by ahaas

[booster-gvng]

[thefuture-tomorrow]

Avatar (2009)

[moviescramble]

When Sci-Fi Movies Become Reality

When Sci-Fi Movies Become Reality

Science fiction movies can offer up technological advances that are both the stuff of dreams and nightmares. Whilst it might be cool to be able to time travel or wield a lightsabre, would you really want to be living in the world of Ex Machina? It’s these far-flung fantasies that make the genre pure escapism. But some of these fantastical endeavours that have been brought to the big screen have…

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[cyrelia-j]

Gap Drives anyone?

So looking at some other FtL travel alternatives for different story ideas that I have and I keep coming back to the gap drives featured in Stephen R. Donaldson's Gap Cycle series. I get the theory with the drives is that they say divert the space between two points from a straight line to a fold bringing them together but this is where it loses me. Do the drives themselves generate some sort of unstable wormhole? Which would kind of explain the whole gap sickness thing with all that going on. Is it a quantum entanglement kinda thing? I mean the books were written some years back before that started being talked about big but I'm curious because warp drives are great but in AU writing I like mixing things up.