Science fiction author Nicholas Casbarro explores radioactive space rocks that enable faster-than-light travel and the mind-bending paradoxes that follow.
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DR. KIRBY RUNYON is a planetary geomorphologist and morphodynamicist seeking to understand the evolution of planetary landscapes and the associated near-surface processes through the analysis of remote sensing imagery and laboratory experiments.
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When light slows to walking speed, petting cats becomes impossible and baseball creates black holes.
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NASA wants to put a nuclear reactor on the moon by 2030 since solar panels are useless during those pesky two-week-long lunar nights.
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NASA wants to put a nuclear reactor on the moon by 2030 since solar panels are useless during those pesky two-week-long lunar nights.
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What if we couldn't sweat and had to live knee-deep in water while panting like dogs to survive?
Read MoreExplore building telescopes the size of planetary orbits to photograph alien taxi cabs using gravity as a magnifying glass.
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Fungi trade genetic superpowers through Star Trek-named elements, making gene swapping the ultimate social networking.
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Scientists invent invisible particles to save physics when experiments refuse to obey the rules.
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How BIG is Space? Really...!
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Climate change breaks sonar, submarines vanish into thermal chaos, jellyfish rule the seas.
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What if the universe was trapped in eternal Groundhog Day where infinite copies of you repeat the same cosmic cycle forever?
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Robot dogs learn badminton, apartment buildings grow legs, humanity loses both the game and the planet.
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Living the life of the whale!
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Scientists fixed a baby's faulty gene with a custom CRISPR shot, opening the door to a world where deadly DNA typos become fixable.
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In this bizarre world, humans train to resist anvils to the head and car crashes, transforming schools into impact academies and job applications into immunity résumés.
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In a world where humans hatch from eggs, decorated egg carriers become the new status symbol and office break rooms need egg holders.
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Experience space without a rocket: meteor craters, zero-G flights, and volcanic landscapes that mirror Mars await right here on Earth.
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A world of quadruped humans navigating low-to-the-ground Walmarts and pushing mouth-operated shopping carts awaits in our latest episode.
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Four fickle forces of physics fluctuate freely, forcing frightened folks to face funny, frequently fatal fundamental failures.
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