Hajime Sorayama.
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Hajime Sorayama.
Paintings by the legendary Hajime Sorayama:
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Bubblegum Crisis
This is a digital print made on 12 x16 glossy stock with a thin white border around the edges. The original drawing was done freehand with pen and
Sci fi author Joe Haldeman interview with Fast Forward Contemporary Science Fiction. Award winning writer of The Forever War. YouTube Description:
In an interview recorded for Fast Forward: Contemporary Science Fiction, Hugo Award winning author, painter, & poet Joe Haldeman talks about his writing and the evolution of "Joe's Place", his personal blog. He also talks about his interest in painting and notes how technology has affected his students in 30 years of teaching writing.
Blade Runner theatrical trailer
I, Robot trailer. Book by Isaac Asimov
Trailer for 2013's Ender's Game. From the acclaimed sci fi writer Orson Scott Card
Quantum Gravity —The Missing Theory to Understanding the Evolution of the Universe
Present-day physics cannot describe what happened in the Big Bang. Quantum theory and the theory of relativity fail in this almost infinitely dense and hot primal state of the universe. Only an all-encompassing theory of quantum gravity which unifies these two fundamental pillars of physics could provide an insight into how the universe began. Scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics (Albert Einstein Institute) in Golm/Potsdam and the Perimeter Institute in Canada have made an important discovery along this route. According to their theory, space consists of tiny “building blocks”. Taking this as their starting point, the scientists arrive at one of the most fundamental equations of cosmology, the Friedmann equation, which describes the universe. This shows that quantum mechanics and the theory of relativity really can be unified.
For almost a century, the two major theories of physics have coexisted but have been irreconcilable: while Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity describes gravity and thus the world at large, quantum physics describes the world of atoms and elementary particles. Both theories work extremely well within their own boundaries; however, they break down, as currently formulated, in certain extreme regions, at extremely tiny distances, the so-called Planck scale, for example. Space and time thus have no meaning in black holes or, most notably, during the Big Bang.
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The Space Merchants by Frederik Pohl, Cyril M. Kornbluth
Mars and Beyond, 1957.
History of Science Fiction.
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