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The Cobra Event by Richard Preston:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
Gripping (I can't be held responsible for those who have made this word into a cliche) techno-thriller set in the present day; it describes an attempt to spread an engineered virus in the United States. After reading this novel, President Bill Clinton ordered an intelligence analysis of the book; the book clearly affected White House policy regarding bioterrorism. Highly recommended. Select
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Science
Fiction
in the News
Birds Learn To Sing Pictures ala Frank Herbert's Distrans
re: Frank Herbert
(8/9/2026)
ElectionSim: China's 'Ender's Game' Battle Sim, Or Lem's 'Kingdom In A Box'?
re: Orson Scott Card
(8/7/2026)
Tactile Skin Supplier Map
re: Ray Cummings
(8/5/2026)
Flock Stymied By 'Adversarial Fashion'
re: William Gibson
(8/3/2026)
Orb Nomad Zero-Emission Electric Aircraft
re: R.H. Romans
(8/1/2026)
ICE Buys Shock Gloves Like Batman's
re: Various
(7/29/2026)
Factories In The Sky Will Surpass Those Of Earth
re: Basil E. Wells
(7/27/2026)
Sleeper Drones Lie in Wait
re: Maureen F. McHugh
(7/25/2026)
Warfare Goes Underground In Ukraine
re: Philip K. Dick
(7/23/2026)
3D Printed Organs From Space
re: Larry Niven
(7/21/2026)
Robot Bees 3D Printed By Festo
re: Ernst Junger
(7/21/2026)
DIY Robot Scorpion Crushes It
re: Neal Asher
(7/17/2026)
How To Settle An Argument Between Two Robots
re: Frederik Pohl
(7/15/2026)
The Wind Phone Calls Those Who Have Passed On
re: John Brunner
(7/13/2026)
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