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Space ribbon deployed to surf Earth’s magnetic field

Edible crystals could store hydrogen fuel

Atlas Shrieked: Ayn Rand’s First Love and Mentor Was A Sadistic Serial Killer Who Dismembered Little Girls

William Gibson Vice Interview

Dark Matter + Black Hole = Light

Bubble-blowing black holes explain stellar dearth

Ancient Ocean May Have Covered Third of Mars

Physicists Build A Memory That Stores Entanglement

The German Military Believes ‘Peak Oil’ May Bring About the End of Democracy and Free Markets

Scientific Study finds caloric restriction and exercise delay some effects of aging

Fiber optic interface to link robotic limbs and brain

80,000 and Counting, Brain Implants on the Rise World Wide

Smithsonian’s 40 things you need to know about the next 40 years.

Yeah, we’re Gibson fan-boys here, eagerly awaiting a copy of Zero History this September.

Tiger! Tiger! (1956)
By Alfred Bester
It’s also known as The Stars My Destination. My favorite literary expression of mid-century Manhattan, and I doubt I’d have written without having read it.

Dhalgren (1975)
By Samuel R. Delany
It won’t work unless you can allow it to become your head for a few weeks; it helps if you’re rather young. Closest thing I know to a great “sixties” novel.

Arslan (1976)
By M. J. Engh
A very different sort of alien invasion: America as Earth. One of the best works of science fiction you probably haven’t heard of.

The Crystal World (1966)
By J. G. Ballard
It’s hard to pick just one Ballard, but you could certainly start with this.”

List continues at NY times