A helpful little article on how to write Science Fiction tech. For those who don’t know how to write about strange, new technology, these pointers may make everything you write a little more believable. 2. Go light on the details. No, seriously.Tied closely with the idea of keeping tech accessible to all readers is the […]
Are you a fan of Science Fiction? Like writing about future worlds, advanced technology, and the possibility of alien life? Spend some time with Isaac Arthur, host of a very prolific series of videos on YouTube, where he discusses all aspects of space and future science. His videos are quite in-depth (each video runs around […]
If you’ve not read Wool by Hugh Howey, you may want to get on it. Yes, a large omnibus of dystopian science-fiction may be a daunting task, but the rewards are worth it. Remember that Howey is an example of a self- indie-published author who made it big. For that, his books are worth studying. […]
Another awesome video from Kurzgesagt. Makes you feel big and significant, doesn’t it? (via www.youtube.com)
A thought-inspiring video from Thunderf00t, showing the relative distances between our planets, and how slow the speed of light actually is, by comparison. ONE second to change your life – YouTube
Here’s a graphic which pretty much sums it up. All clear? No? Then try this out: Basically, it’s like this: Sub-atomic particles are either fermions or bosons. Fermions are the things you learned about in high school physics — electrons, protons, neutrons and so on — that share the quality that you can’t have two […]
With finger puppets. And math! Population Genetics: When Darwin Met Mendel – CrashCourse Biology #18 – YouTube
This is indeed a most astounding fact, as described by Neil DeGrasse Tyson. The Most Astounding Fact (Neil DeGrasse Tyson) – YouTube
For those who want a Japanese robot decoy girlfriend. Japanese Robot Girlfriend – YouTube
A pretty useful TED talk. Phil Plait: How to defend Earth from asteroids – YouTube
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