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Explore the sci-fi and fantasy universe with The Portalist.
Men make up the majority of extraterrestrial explorers so far, but these pioneering women have carved out a space of their own.
Stellar stories that boldly go where no human has gone before.
By Jena Brown
Mathematician Katherine Johnson passed away February 24th, 2020 at 101 years old.
Extraterrestrial life is calling, whether you’re ready to pick up or not.
Take a break from playing Mass Effect with these fifteen similar sci-fi books.
From sci-fi epics to incredible documentaries, these movies are out of this world.
By Aliza Polkes
Former astronaut Buzz Aldrin explores the dark side of the Moon in this raw tale of depression and the complexities of celebrity.
By Carolyn Cox
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Moon landing with these revealing nonfiction reads about exploring the final frontier.
Explore the sci-fi Grand Master’s legendary tales.
NASA veteran Hugh Harris examines the Challenger disaster that occurred on January 28, 1986, and what we’ve learned from it.
By Hugh Harris
The final installment of the two-part Moonbase Saga sees the leaders of a lunar colony fight for the nanotechnology they need to survive.
By Olivia Mason
In Timothy Zahn's Blackcollar series, a Resistance fighter teams up with space ninjas to defeat alien tyrants.
By Olivia Mason
They might look like buckets of bolts, but these ships are so much more than just modes of transport.
By Chris Mahon
A famous poet must decipher a strange alien language before it becomes a weapon of mass destruction.
By Olivia Mason
Golf balls, an original Warhol, and bags of poop — humans have left a lot of strange things on the lunar surface.
Author George Pendle explores the fascinating and unorthodox life of a brilliant scientist in his book "Strange Angel."
On January 27, 1967, a fire broke out during a launch simulation of the Apollo 1 aircraft, killing the men inside and changing NASA forever.
By Carolyn Cox
These spellbinding reads are one with the Force.
Here’s how the most popular of today’s Mars-set science fiction stories line up with today’s science.
In celebration of the re-release of "A Matter of Oaths," the author reveals how her space opera found an unexpected protagonist.