The first issue of this iconic series also features a cover by legendary artist Lou Fine, and there's a Planet Comics #1 Trimmed (Fiction House, 1940) CGC Apparent FN/VF 7.0 Moderate (A-3) Off ...

Scientists recently announced they had found potential signs of life on a planet 124 light years from Earth. While the bold claim has been challenged, the mere prospect is enough to inflame a ...

That artist's metaphysical approach is not underminded by the rational science inherent in Thater's piece. The interconnectedness of the celestial and terrestial forces is made irrefutable by a work ...

Fans of science fiction already know that James S.A. Corey, the author of the Hugo-winning “Expanse” series—made into a television show of the same name during the last decade—is actually ...

Scientific American, Weekly Journal, Vol. 26, No.10, 1872. Scientific American is one of the longest running science magazines (still in print today) and its early covers maintained a newspaper ...

Science Fiction or Fact: A Planet ... behavior and story topics in general that explore the blurring line between today's science fiction and tomorrow's science fact. Adam has a Master of Arts ...

This is what science fiction is: It is speculative fiction. In Frank Herbert’s “Dune,” Paul Atreides has to save the galaxy. His family rules over the desert planet of Arrakis, vital for its ...

Living planets such as Mogo, Pandora and Unicron are popular in science fiction movies and comic books. But is there any proof that giant sentient planets could actually exist?

In 2015, Liu Cixin became the first writer to win the Hugo Award, presented annually by science fiction fans, for a novel not originally written in English. The Three-Body Problem, an intricately ...

Chinese science fiction writers are having more fun with the genre than anyone else, and in fact, might even be producing its best new works. And now, in the years following the success of Liu ...

This is, of course, not true. Science fiction can present new artistic possibilities for the reader, exposing our imagination and thinking to new worlds and ideas that may seem unimaginable.