In the first episode of Star Trek:Voyager near the beginning Tom Paris is in a shuttle and is chatting up the pilot. She says "Do you always fly at women at warp speed, Mr. Paris?" He replies "Only when they're in visual range." However in streaming versions of this episode on YouTube and Paramou...

Which was the first Science Fiction work to feature an AI gone Rogue, that is decide to not follow its commands and in extreme cases kill humanity?

The clearest piece of evidence that Biff is a genuine dope is the mangling of "Make like a tree..." but I think as a casino owner, he shows himself to be cunning at least. He of course also shows that he is far beyond a run-of-the-mill bully -- he is truly Pol Pot/Idi Amin/etc. evil. (It could be...

I came across this "somewhere" (its supposed to be an excerpt from a biography) - So what is JK Rowling referring to here - How are his glasses a clue to his vulnerability? What Vulnerability? I actually have another question from the same excerpt here.

This excerpt from a article which is a biography of JK Rowling - Says that there exists an Italian dust Jacket featuring Harry without his glasses - Can anybody confirm its existence and show it here??

hello friends who has seen the new Ant-Man Quantumania movie I'm new I couldn't see it, who helps me with a critical summary of reality and science fiction from the point of view of physics

Can anyone please tell me what this is from? I don't have a single clue https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cn7H5q2JkK5/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

I suspect that BNW was the first to have humans develop in vitro but I am asking if any prior story had the development shaped (especially, but not limited to, stunting) before birth. This would include genetic engineering, which is probably relatively recent in science fiction. BNW's tech did no...