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Exploring the future of science today, while looking back on the achievements from yesterday. Science fiction is science future.

‘Hummingbird Salamander’ — Jeff Vandermeer’s eco-thriller, reviewed by a vegan.
“Transpose what is done to an animal onto a human,” Silvina said in the video. “If it is disgusting, wrong, unethical, immoral, then you know what the truth is.”
By Trizenic5 years ago in Futurism
Losing Touch – How to Disconnect via New Innovative Technology
When Genesis released their single, “Invisible Touch” in 1986, they probably never thought that it would one day apply to the spa industry, yet this is exactly where we find ourselves in 2021. The Mindbody Wellness Index for 2021 predicts that touchless spa services will be one of the main industry trends for this year and into the foreseeable future.
By Amra Beganovich5 years ago in Futurism
Life prediction: a journey towards a peaceful & relaxing life
Astrology is known as Jyotish sastra, which means the ray of light. Light is a substance that shows the path to us in darkness. Same as astrology is that light which shows us the light way to our future, Life predictions is the part of astrology by which we can calculate our future events. It tells us the good things and bad things that are going to happen in our life soon and the cause behind it. It also says the remedies we have to maintain to prevent the bad things in our life.
By Digital Astro5 years ago in Futurism
The Disappearance of the Honeybees
You've probably heard of honeybees. Either you have learned about them, inspected a wild pollinating process in action, or slather honey on your toast each morning- it is very clear that they coexist with us humans. They are a key part of society, helping the food industry chug along, and providing mutualistic benefits to the earth.
By Dylan Wang5 years ago in Futurism
The Epic of Gilgamesh
Once upon a time A man in a dark room drew a circle in red on a map and said in a foreign tongue , "I don't care what else happens, nothing hits this place." It's too beautiful."
By Keith Merritt5 years ago in Futurism
First licensed 3D housing is available in USA - 3D housing is not "Future" anymore
3D printing has been defined as the future technology that will change the world for so many years and finally hard work paid off and the first commercial products are in the market with great advantages over the best competetive alternatives. This is an exciting moment that will change our lives for good.
By Çiğdem Arca5 years ago in Futurism
Hope
Chapter 1 Hope's legs buckled. Her lungs burned. Every nerve ending in her body screamed for her to stop, but raw instinct forced her to keep running. They were closing in and she could only imagine her fate if they caught her. I can't give up...I won't, Hope thought.
By Peter Moran5 years ago in Futurism
The Story Of Damascene
I am here to tell you the story of Damascene Gatware. He wasn’t a social media influencer, nor was he a celebrity. He’s just a regular human being. I believe he is worthy of this story because he is the kindest person that I have ever met, even though he’s been through more than you and me.
By Adrionna Caldwell 5 years ago in Futurism
New World
Why do we feel pain as a physical emotion, within our hearts and chest, when we lose someone we love? The definition of bitter-sweet probably derived from how our brains work this way, pushing through all the memories, good and bad, she takes no prisoners.
By U.C. Devare5 years ago in Futurism
That's a lot of paper.
The old man down the street was having a yard sale. I didn't know his name, I rarely ever saw him. He was reclusive and kept to himself, not caring much for the happenings of everyday life. My parents described him as a luddite. What exactly that means, I’m not too sure. I did, however, appreciate his taste in couches.
By Ike Hearon5 years ago in Futurism
Purity Drive #887220
Purity Drive Clinic 4/88.1, Low Stacks Perseverance couldn’t believe her luck. She had only just moved down to the Low Stacks the week before and, as chance would have it, a particularly voracious gust of warm air had blown the flyer from a gutter into her path. The annoying thing had got stuck to the bottom of her boot but, as she peeled it off, a flutter of excitement hit her stomach.
By JulesB5 years ago in Futurism
Aberinth's Marvels
Some say they sprang up overnight, the cities in the sky and sea. What wonders now blanket this world were so unusually built that even the most learned architects of the Old Era couldn’t say how they came to pass. Yet, here they stand in all their glory, worlds atop the clouds, their towers gilt and shining in the sun, the gentle hum of unseen motors whirring beneath their mighty turrets. Their magnificence is only matched by alien worlds hidden far beneath the waves, their great glass domes and crystalline lights luring giant squid and mammoth whales into view. It is said that if one stands at the edge of such a place, the creatures come so close, you could almost speak to them.
By Julia Trinidad5 years ago in Futurism