Well, my friends, we’re here. Take a look back and see how far we’ve come. Seems like many years have passed, doesn’t it? That’s because they have. On the second day of the twelfth month of the year that we humans decided should have the numerical designation of 2009, Hans Henrik wrote the very first…
The following piece was written by John Smyth and sent in to us for consideration. Here at Sci-Fi Bloggers, we like showcasing a variety of different opinions. Normally they are those of our intelligent team of contributors, which continues to grow, even to this day. However, there are times when we are sent something written by a fan of…
This post brought to you by AeroLife™ . All opinions are 100% mine. Guys, I like the truth. You have to understand that. There will be times when I ask someone, “Hey, what did you think of the most recent Path to Nowhere I wrote?” In return, I expect a blunt, honest answer, all B.S….
There is absolutely nothing I prefer doing more than spending the night having a Star Trek marathon or participating in the various science fiction fandoms, discussing the ins and outs of the Doctor Who franchise and growing collectively excited over new previews and promos. The numerous communities seriously committed and dedicated to science fiction are the best groups to…
While The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug continues to reign at cinemas, another Tolkien-inspired film soars to the skies of success (I’m not apologizing for my abundant abuse of awful alliteration)! A new independent film, Rise of the Fellowship, has been a runaway hit this holiday season, and it doesn’t look like its trend is stopping any time soon….
Hey everyone! We here at Sci-Fi Bloggers would like to take a moment to wish you all happy holidays on this fine Christmas day! It’s been a great year for us, one we’ll be recounting soon enough, and we sure hope it’s been treating you just as well! And listen, if you’re feeling down, celebrating…
As most of you probably know, Syfy, formerly known as Sci-Fi Channel, has been on a steady decline in terms of quality programming and ratings. I don’t know whether or not this is a result of poor leadership or a lack of good content, but my guess is that it’s the former, seeing as…
Before Avatar, there was Star Wars. Before Star Wars, there was 2001: A Space Odyssey. Before 2001, there was Star Trek. Before Star Trek, there was The Outer Limits. Before The Outer Limits, there was The Twilight Zone, and before that, finally, there was the radio in your living room. You and your entire family…
Your MacBook is a beautiful, blank canvas just waiting to be turned into an art piece, and the recent upsurge of creative laptop decals means that you have almost unlimited options for expressing your personal style. That said, Mac is a pretty classy brand, and many of the gaudier decals just don’t do justice to…
The idea that humans could manufacture and grow animal parts in a lab has existed for decades in science fiction literature. In the 1952 novel The Space Merchants, for example, humans grow animal tissues as a source of food. Even as far back as 1932 people were discussing the issue in a science fiction context….
The first episode of L5, an independent, crowdfunded, hard science fiction miniseries passed an impressive one million downloads on Vodo in less than two weeks from its release. The team of Director Stanley Von Medvey, writer Tom Ptasinski, Studio Hemogoblin and endless hours by post production volunteers came together to create a high production value, captivating science…
There are many reasons that we may not have received radio communications or a visit from aliens yet. While the Drake Equation satisfies the idea that life is in fact common in the universe, it is also spread out very far and possibly brief in nature, possibly explaining the fact why we haven’t met an…
