I mean, they spent their entire lives in the maybe the most barren desert in the galaxy, right? There wasn't much to eat. How did they get to be so large? Has there ever been any discussion of this in the "Dune canonical literature?
Where one just shows up in one point in time and space, whether through time travel or teleportation, has anyone ever tried to explain the conservation of energy and momentum in such scenarios?
I remember lines in the book describing the dark neural paths of the criminal being investigated and the female detective describing that she enjoyed the hunt through the twisting pathways and maybe something about the sudden changes in memories from light to darkness of thought, ( although that ...
Man has established bases on the moon. A lot of work is done with R.O.V.s (Remote Operated Vehicles) Exploring, mining, hauling, and transportation? (Like busses or Taxis. Not sure about this one.)
A high school student was able to get in on the ground floor of operating these types of vehicles, ...
I came across a funny article mocking the supposed format of some of Lovecraft's stories where the protagonist continues to write when he really, really, should be running. The article goes like this:
A common tic among the heroes of H. P. Lovecraft's short horror
fiction. Many of his works are ...
I read one book from a book series while I was in primary school over a decade ago.
There was a school of kids in a fantasy world of monsters and a trio of these kids go on a quest to save their school/world from danger.
Along the way in order to obtain a critical item/power they must each sacrif...
So I remember part of the beginning plot a brother and sister live with their abusive uncle and he plays a game and is not pay to win and first place but his uncle also plays and deletes the save of the brother and then they get Isekaied into the game and he becomes op again to find his sister th...
I finished Children of Ruin, and I've started Fractal Noise. I love CoR, it could have been better but it felt more than just a rehash of the original. Fractal Noise is ok, but I'm seeing a pattern in Paolini's protags...
It's a sci-fi/fantasy novel I read some years ago and I can't find it.
I don't know the title or the author.
It's about a multi generation star ship that is run by a team of 10-12 elders. They are running the ship in turns, while the rest of the elders are in cryogenic states.
The story is about ...
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I've read this story years ago und haven't been able to find it ever since. I hope i remember it right and don't mix it up with other stories:
Three scientists go through the things of their old friend who just died. They talk and drink and if i remember it right they find a little device/object,...
I read the first two books around 2017-2020ish and the first one was about a kid who goes to a school in space in some kind of exchange program with different alien species. Essentially there’s a traitor among the school faculty and so the kid and his friends kind of break the rules to find and s...
I remember reading a few details about three children's books I read in elementary school, presumably borrowed from the school library instead of the local library, because I remember them in connection with a school I attended in November 1961 to June 1962.
And it is possible that maybe those de...