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…Trek series called simply Starship. The brief description of this series contains “a Starship operated by an enormous computer which is a lifeform itself. Each human on board is a…

…Altair and FP, there is still the possibility that the literary excerpts I present next have added their contributions to that star’s place in our collective consciousness which would eventually…

…the Archetypal Age. The EEA is when the archetypes of the human collective unconscious were laid down (and they are with us still), and these archetypes vary slightly from region…

…God, it’s full of stars!” This statement was written in the 2001 novelization by Clarke, but never said in the film version. As if to make up for its lack…

…worlds across the galaxy in faster-than-light (FTL) starships. On television, Walt Disney presented an amazing future in full animated color with series such as Man in Space (1955-1959) and Magic…

…the Universal Studios film version of Mary Shelley’s monster were both technical and financial, the underlying message taken from it may have been consciously taken advantage of once the filmmakers…

…in which I include the red dwarf sun Proxima Centauri. Those three stars are located 4.3 light years from Earth, or about 25 trillion miles. On the celestial scale, 250…

…of our own Solar System. What can a 1950’s movie tell us about flight to the stars? Quite a lot, as Larry explains. By Larry Klaes The cinema has had…