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In a breakthrough that brings science fiction closer to reality, researchers in China have developed a laser-based imaging system capable of reading text just a few millimeters tall from a distance of ...

This fanciful yet scientifically guided tale describes a visit to the Moon, and is considered by many the first work of ...

These are all questions writer-director Sofia Alaoui grapples with in her debut feature-length film, Animalia, which ...

Chinese scientists have engineered a laser-based imaging system capable of reading millimetre-sized text from 1.4 kilometres away, overcoming atmospheric distortion through active intensity ...

It hardly needs mentioning, but not all science fiction is created equal ... “Lost” was a fundamental text for an era of direct fan interaction, doing just as much to shape the expectations ...

Exploring the wonders of science with these 10 science fiction books of 2024 exploring the future in ... Information curator Rowena Savalas of the twenty-fourth century finds a text published online ...

Written in 1905 by a Bengali educator and reformer called Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain or Begum Rokeya, Sultana’s Dream is the first known example of feminist science-fiction by a non-white writer.

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