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Back to the Moon:Science fiction beat science fact by 104 years - Vimarsana News

Back to the Moon:Science fiction beat science fact by 104 years

Recently, my wife Judy, our dog Nessie, and I watched a TV program titled, “Back to the Moon,” an episode in the NOVA series on Public Television. Warning: You have

21 things you may have missed in the Game of Thrones Season 8 opener - Vimarsana News

21 things you may have missed in the Game of Thrones Season 8 opener

The Season 8 opener of Game of Thrones, Winterfell, had plenty of throwbacks and easter eggs for fans to enjoy and here are our favouirtes

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Mickey Mouse between science and science fiction - Vimarsana News

Mickey Mouse between science and science fiction

In EduINAF we come back to talk about Mickey Mouse and science with Alessandro Pastrovichio Alexander PastrovicchioOn the occasion of the release gamma

GRAMMAR DOG: Untrue urban legends, Part 2 - Vimarsana News

GRAMMAR DOG: Untrue urban legends, Part 2

One reader of last week’s column on urban legends said the column “cracked her up,” so with that much enthusiasm for his efforts, Grammar Dog proposes more of the same,

The Engineer - Sci-Fi Eye: Maybe it's time we stopped using rockets? - Vimarsana News

The Engineer - Sci-Fi Eye: Maybe it's time we stopped using rockets?

Access to orbit is essential for communications, scientific research, and national security. According to figures provided by the British Government, the UK space sector contributes £16.4 billion per year to the UK economy, and the global space economy is projected to hit £490 billion in the next seven years. With this in mind, our resident science fiction author, Gareth L. Powell, takes a look at fictional alternatives.