Humankind has a tendency to follow patterns based on its collective nature. In today’s world, the saber-rattling over social media […]
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As humanity stands on the edge of a new space travel age, physics is shifting from the theoretical to the
The Future of Space Travel Lies in the Physics of Memory Read Post »
Life challenges us to be greater than the sum of our parts. It also features in my pending sci-fi web
Hindsight Station: New Sci-Fi Web Serial Launch Read Post »
I have often written about the inspirational nature of science fiction and its effect on the real world. My forthcoming
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Science fiction is more than just imaginative storytelling—it’s space exploration, technology exploration–its a powerful lens through which we can explore
Sci-Fi and Space Exploration: Building a Better Future Read Post »
Hybrid warfare—also known as grey zone conflict—has intensified dramatically across Europe following the recent Trump-Putin summit in Alaska. As Russia,
Hybrid Warfare Escalation in Europe Post Trump Putin Summit Read Post »
Humanity has always looked to the stars, imagining distant worlds and interstellar journeys. While sci-fi novels and movies have painted
Future Space Travel: Science Straight from Sci-Fi Read Post »
Inspiration can sometimes come in small packages like Ingenuity Helicopter on Mars. I wrote previously about Mars colonization and the
First Mars Flight: NASA’s Ingenuity Helicopter Legacy Read Post »
How many physicists does it take to verify time travel? Just one–who knows how to project their present self to
Time Travel: Exploring Closed Time-like Curves & Paradoxes Read Post »
Is technology shaping the future, as many hoped with the rise of Web 2.0, or has it become a tool
Is Technology Shaping the Future or Controlling Us? Read Post »
When I wrote about CERN’s antimatter mobility experiment, there was some talk on social media about its practicality, based on
Antimatter Qubits: CERN’s Leap Into Quantum Future Read Post »
In an age where weaponized fear challenges our very perception of reality, science boldly goes where some wish we would
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In every story worth telling, something changes. Someone makes a choice—and the world, for better or worse, is never quite
Hindsight Station: Reckoning in a Post Apocalyptic World Read Post »
In today’s unsettled world, science fiction offers relief from the daily drama in our lives. It also inspires scientific innovation
Mars Colonization: Can We Build Sustainable Homes on Mars? Read Post »
Is space the final frontier? In my web serial, Hindsight Station, our fictional hero, James Fong, never loses sight of
Will Nuclear Fusion Drives Make Space Travel a Reality? Read Post »
