Science Fiction in the News Articles
Related to material in Against Infinity
by Gregory Benford

This coming-of-age story takes place on the icy surface of Ganymede, one of the moons of Jupiter. The surface of the moon is dominated by the Aleph, an alien artifact that moves on the surface of Ganymede destroying all of man's construction efforts.

Science fiction in the News articles describe real-world events that relate to the ideas and inventions in sf novels and movies. Select a news article:

Tumblin' Tumbleweeds Lend Hand In Depleted Uranium Roundup
   An early study indicates that the humble tumbleweed (the Russian thistle) may be able to help humans round up depleted uranium from contaminated soil

Cleaning Up Chernobyl With Beets
   Another interesting scheme to try to cut the amount of time that tens of thousands of kilometers of countryside must lay fallow due to radioactive fallout.

PR2 Robot Wanders 100 Km Autonomously
   This is PR2 - why don't they let it wander around my house, folding the laundry?

GMO Houseplant Cleans Your Air
   Removes compounds too small to be captured by a HEPA filter.

Chinese Fern Helps Remediate Arsenic Soil
   'Bioengeering had put out a spec report on the long crawly things five months back.' - Gregory Benford, 1983.

Can We Grow Crops On Mars?
   Does Martian soil require remediation?

Technovelgy.com is devoted to the creative inventions of science fiction authors and movie makers. Look for the Science Fiction Invention Category that interests you, the Glossary of Science Fiction Inventions, the Timeline of Science Fiction Inventions, or see what's New.
Find
new authors and technologies - Shop for yourself, your library and your lab.

 

 

 

 

Science Fiction
in the News

Europa Clipper Plate Carries A Special Message
re: John Edwards
(3/16/2024)

Micro-Robots Are Smallest, Fully Functional
re: Raymond Z. Gallun
(3/14/2024)

AI Enhances Images Your Brain Sees
re: Stanley G. Weinbaum
(3/12/2024)

More SF in the News

Home | Glossary | Invention Timeline | Category | New | Contact Us | FAQ | Advertise |
Technovelgy.com - where science meets fiction™

Copyright© Technovelgy LLC; all rights reserved.