Posted on 20 June 2013 by Tom Gardiner
NASA tweets. A lot. And when NASA tweets it’s always something exciting and worth a look. Just look at the picture above. It’s an extremely scaled-down version of a 1.3 billion (Yes, that’s with a B like Batman!) pixel full-circle panorama of everybody’s second favorite planet, Mars. To put that resolution into perspective, that’s 1300 [...]
Posted on 02 October 2012 by Tom Gardiner
UPDATE: Syfy, Hulu Acquire Primeval: New World – via Deadline (Excerpt from Syfy’s press release follows at end of this article) File this under “Good news/Bad news” at least for those of us in the US. The British series Primeval is getting a spin-off called Primeval: New World. The series will air on Canada’s [...]
Posted on 31 July 2012 by Tom Gardiner
It’s hard to believe that NASA’s Curiosity rover will be landing on the red planet in less than a week. Like all space ventures, this is an unbelievably complex task with no margin for error and no “do overs” if something goes awry. So far everything’s gone perfectly and we all hope it stays that [...]
Posted on 10 June 2012 by Tom Gardiner
Back in March we posted the article Neil deGrasse Tyson, Dreams and NASA’s Budget. In it is a video consisting of a montage of clips surrounding the history of NASA. These clips were set to a speech by acclaimed astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson about how the “space race” began and how it has fizzled out due [...]
Posted on 30 April 2012 by Tom Gardiner
We live in an awesome time when today’s technology can bring us computer-generated imagery of almost anything we can imagine and make it nearly indistinguishable from reality. Even with all the truly unbelievable vistas created using CGI, you still can’t beat the real thing. For example, the picture above is a Hubble Telescope image of [...]
Posted on 14 March 2012 by Tom Gardiner
“Prometheus,” the “Is it or isn’t it a prequel to Alien?” film is still somewhat distant on the movie horizon, but a bit of new information is popping up. Apparently, this will not be a direct prequel to “Alien,” but rather a story that takes place in the same universe and deals with some of [...]
Posted on 11 March 2012 by Tom Gardiner
One of the greatest traits of the human race is our ability to dream and then act on those dreams. Everyone, no matter who they are or what their lot in life may be, has dreams, aspirations, hopes. That is what brought us down from the trees, out of the caves and ultimately into space. [...]
Posted on 07 March 2012 by Rose B.
Lockout’s release date has been moved up one week earlier to April 13th, 2012. From renowned action producer Luc Besson and starring Guy Pearce, Maggie Grace and Peter Stormare, this hard hitting action-packed sci-fi thriller looks like it could be an interesting one. Take a look at the trailer below… Official Synposis: Starring [...]
Posted on 06 March 2012 by Tom Gardiner
At 0832 CST Monday March 5th, L5 passed one million downloads. For all of you who’ve downloaded L5 and enjoyed it, but have yet to donate anything, please allow me to explain how giving just a dollar would be the best investment you could ever make. One damned dollar people. You spend five times that [...]
Posted on 29 February 2012 by Tom Gardiner
Available online now is a completely crowd funded, space-based science fiction series called “L5.” While the quality of the CGI work isn’t near network TV standards, considering it was made on a $15,000 budget and nearly every frame of its half hour has effects in it, they did an amazing job. The basic premise [...]
Posted on 22 December 2011 by Robert Prentice
We all have been waiting for Ridley Scott to do another film and finally today the worldwide release of the trailer to one of the most anticipated movies of 2012 was released. Here is a little bit about Prometheus Ridley Scott, director of “Alien” and “Blade Runner,” returns to the genre he helped define. With [...]
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