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• 5 Essential Feminist Sci-Fi Writers You Should Know, Read

• Comic mashup - 1940s rocket engineering history meets black magic, L Ron Hubbard, and a fiery end.

• Sun Ra’s Full Lecture & Reading List From His 1971 UC Berkeley Course, “The Black Man in the Cosmos”

• Sun Ra's Reading List for African-American Studies 198: The Black Man in the Universe

• Professor Sun Ra

• Frank Malina’s Cosmos

• Of Geese, Gravity, and Subjective Science

• De Witt Douglas Kilgore on Past Futures : Science Fiction, Space Travel, and Postwar Art of the Americas Envisioning Astroculture in the American Hemisphere

• Shifting Gears and Changing Rooms

• Chilean Astronomical Site Becomes World’s First International Dark Sky Sanctuary

• Meet Eight New Afrofuturism Artists Creating a Future of Color

• A Boring Future

• Evolution of Space Mission Control Rooms

• Astronomy: Women in Astronomy

• The economic myth of robotics and the robot job-ocalypse

• Spaceship Earth - Ars Electronica - We are all astronauts

• When my history students @Caltech questioned anecdotes that Richard Feynman sketched in topless bars, I showed this.

• When Innovation Fails

• Sleeping On Alien Shores: The Unquiet Slumbers of the Apollo Moonwalkers

• Wonderfully Kitschy Propaganda Posters Champion the Chinese Space Program (1962-2003)

• Dune, 50 years on: how a science fiction novel changed the world

• How Kim Stanley Robinson and Neal Stephenson “dismantle the fantastic Star Trek vision of space travel”

• Dogs in space

• Elon Musk, Visioneer?

• Japanese Startup Wants to Create Man-Made Meteor Showers

• Seven Soviet sci-fi films everyone should see

• Avant "Le voyage cosmique"

• Tonterias astronomicas y religion en TV Colombiana

• Observatorios abandonados

• Afrofuturism: where space, pyramids and politics collide

• What is astrofiturism?

• U.F.O.s: What Does the Government Know? -NYTIMES

• Mystik and Technik: Arnold Sommerfeld and Early-Weimar Quantum Theory," Berichte zue Wissenschaftsgeschichte (2008) (31): 331-352.

• Moda astronomica

• What Else Is New? How uses, not innovations, drive human technology.

• Texas Congressman Says US Should Not Make Gay Space Colonies

• History Manifesto This provocative and thoughtful book makes an important intervention in the debate about the role of history and the humanities in a digital age. It will provoke discussion among policymakers, activists and entrepreneurs as well as ordinary listeners, viewers, readers, students and teachers.

• Isis issue on the History Manifesto

• The mistrust of science ommencement address at the California Institute of Technology, on Friday, June 10th.

• [Next Society – Facing Gaïa: Frédérique Aït-Touati Reset vs. Revolution: How could we escape from the modernist metaphors of new beginnings?] (http://zkm.de/en/media/video/next-society-facing-gaia-frederique-ait-touati)

• azuma makoto sends 50 year old bonzai tree into space for exobiotanica project

• Eternal light, up for grabs - Astrophysicist warns of treaty loophole

• The 7 biggest problems facing science, according to 270 scientists

• Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of PHysics

• Dear "Skeptics," Bash Homeopathy and Bigfoot Less, Mammograms and War More A science journalist takes a skeptical look at capital-S Skepticism

• Resumen de vida y obra de Latour hasta 1994

• A Debate Over the Physics of Time

• Identification of a Gravitational Arrow of Time

• This Physics Pioneer Walked Away from It All Why Fotini Markopoulou traded quantum gravity for industrial design.

• Relics of the Space Age

• Space Ghost Towns

• The Sculpture on the Moon

• We Should Not Accept Scientific Results That Have Not Been Repeated

• See Before-and-After Photos of the Changing Environment

• Lessons from Mayan Astronomy - Avi LoebThe Mayan culture collected exquisite astronomical data for over a millennium. However, it failed to come up with the breakthrough ideas of modern astronomy because the data was analyzed within a mythological culture of astrology that rested upon false but mathematically sophisticated theories about the Universe. Have we learned the necessary lessons to prevent our current scientific culture from resembling Mayan Astronomy? Clearly, data collection by itself is not a guarantee for good science as commonly assumed by funding agencies. A vibrant scientific culture should cultivate multiple approaches to analyzing existing data and to collecting new data.

• Pax y UNiverso (gracioso)

• Comic I am the center of the Universe

• PENTAGON VIDEO WARNS OF “UNAVOIDABLE” DYSTOPIAN FUTURE FOR WORLD’S BIGGEST CITIES

• THE CRITICAL ENGINEERING MANIFESTO