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Dr. Nigel Seel

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Science Feature: Has Greg Egan Gone Too Far?

Posted November 14th, 2011 by Dr. Nigel Seel

Once upon a time, one of our most noted authors of ultra-hard SF wrote a novel about a bunch of aliens living in…

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Science Feature: Live Forever

Posted November 7th, 2011 by Dr. Nigel Seel

Petra was brought into my office. There is something about it being the last day of your life which modulates every emotion: Petra…

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Science Feature: God’s Asteroid

Posted October 31st, 2011 by Dr. Nigel Seel

A three mile wide, billion ton asteroid hits Europe. This unimaginable catastrophe actually happened five thousand years ago, and astonishingly, there is an…

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Science Feature: Terminal Decision

Posted October 24th, 2011 by Dr. Nigel Seel

The princess was beautiful but willful. It was entirely in character that she should wake in the pre-dawn glimmer and leave her chamber…

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Science Feature: The Vampire Mutation

Posted October 17th, 2011 by Dr. Nigel Seel

They said the passenger pigeons were dense enough to blacken the skies. They said the bison on the plains were more than the…

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Science Feature: We Know What You’re Going To Do!

Posted October 10th, 2011 by Dr. Nigel Seel

You’re strolling along Acacia Avenue just like last week and the week before: the rucksack slung over your back is for the swag.…

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Science Feature: The Wonderful Emmy Noether

Posted October 3rd, 2011 by Dr. Nigel Seel

Sciencefiction.com supports geek girls – women interested in science and technology. So let me tell you about a role model – one of…

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Science Feature: Faster Than Light

Posted September 26th, 2011 by Dr. Nigel Seel

Despite the hubbub – the journalists jostling for that final refill of wine, the smoke, the noise and confusion – I couldn’t help…

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Science Feature: New Super-Earths

Posted September 19th, 2011 by Dr. Nigel Seel

A planet orbits a faraway star. Although it’s light it tugs on its parent sun, so that sometimes the star is pulled slightly…

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Book Review: The ‘Metrozone’ Trilogy By Simon Morden

Posted September 15th, 2011 by Dr. Nigel Seel

Book 1: Equations of Life It’s London, England after Armageddon. Europe has been nuked by Christian fundamentalists, Russia’s a criminal kleptocracy, and America…

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Science Feature: Alien Parasite

Posted September 12th, 2011 by Dr. Nigel Seel

The last President of the United States sat in the purple-strewn ruins of the Rose Garden and reminisced companionably with her Secretary of…

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Science Feature: The Perils Of Mind Uploading

Posted September 5th, 2011 by Dr. Nigel Seel

In a few decades time it will be possible to scan a living brain at the resolution of individual neurons: cell bodies, dendrites…

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‘Dark Matters: Twisted But True’ Episode 1 – Recap

Posted August 31st, 2011 by Dr. Nigel Seel

The Science Channel launched its entertaining new series, ‘Dark Matters: Twisted but True’, tonight with three provocative scenes of dubious experimentation, hosted by…

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Book Review: ‘Final Days’ by Gary Gibson

Posted August 31st, 2011 by Dr. Nigel Seel

We’re in the world of 2235 and there are more than a dozen interstellar colonies, linked to Earth through a central wormhole terminus,…

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Science Feature: Case Against Manned Starflight

Posted August 29th, 2011 by Dr. Nigel Seel

The DARPA Hundred Year Starship program is holding a public symposium in Orlando, FL at the end of next month. The symposium will…

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