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Blade Runner by Ridley Scott:
Science Fiction Inventions and Ideas
This classic film set the tone for many imitators; it's signature presentation of a ruined Los Angeles, special effects, performances and story make this a great movie. Directed by Ridley Scott, screenwriters Hampton Fancher and David Peoples made Philip K. Dick's Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep come alive. Manufactured human beings called "replicants" escape from off-world colonies and come to Earth. Rick Deckard, a semi-retired blade runner, is called to retire them (hunt them down, and kill them). Select
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Science
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in the News
Put MercuryHouseOne Anywhere
re: Arthur C. Clarke
(2/7/2010)
Computational Wood: Grow Circuits In Living Trees
re: Dan Simmons
(2/5/2010)
SIRI Virtual Assistant Like Pohl's Joymaker
re: Frederik Pohl
(2/5/2010)
Liquid Glass Universal Spray-On Protectant
re: Clifford Simak
(2/5/2010)
WIND Wearable Robot Controller
re: Robert Heinlein
(2/5/2010)
Gesture Cube Touch-Free Input
re: Douglas Adams
(2/4/2010)
IMPASS Robot 'Smart Wheel' Video
re: Neal Stephenson
(2/4/2010)
Predator, Prey Robots Evolve
re: Various
(2/3/2010)
Mind-Control Lights At Vancouver Olympics
re: Gene Roddenberry
(2/3/2010)
PALRO Companion Robot
re: Douglas Adams
(2/3/2010)
Wasabi Smoke Alarm Now Available
re: Frank Herbert
(2/1/2010)
Spyder Olympic GS Suit With d3o
re: David Gerrold (w. L Niven)
(2/1/2010)
First Transistor That Mimics Brain Synapse
re: Isaac Asimov
(2/1/2010)
Legged Squad Support System Monster BigDog Robot
re: Anthony Boucher
(2/1/2010)
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SF in the News
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