What I remember about the story includes words such as:
polity
yellow energy
needles
and the story was about an expedition to a rogue planet, far out in the middle of nowhere, with one city, with extremely advanced technology, so advanced that almost none of it was understandable by the vario...
The cartoon used to broadcast in the late 1990s till mid 2000s. The cartoon consisted of three members, two guys and a girl. If I'm not wrong they were a USA team that hunts down aliens and one of the guys was a black dude with metal arms.
I remember they use a blue uniform and the metal arms gu...
In Thor: Ragnarok movie, Doctor Strange consulted a book to check if the portal spell required any Asgardian modification. Why didn't he also check for Jotunheimian modification as Loki is actually a frost giant from Jotunheim, not Asgardian?
I am trying to find a book I enjoyed reading as a teen. I can't remember the name or authors unfortunately. I do remember the story line though.
It was a post-apocalyptic story about a family that goes into cryogenic chambers in a cave to wake up hundreds of years later. They woke the children ...
Per Wikipedia
[...]However, she is rescued at the last minute by Yang Weining and Lei Zhicheng, two military physicists working under Red Coast (a Chinese initiative for alien communication similar to SETI) who require Ye's skills in physics. Ye discovers the possibility of amplifying outgoin...
I'm trying to find a hard sci-fi story where one of the major premises was that the world has a Riemannian geometry (x^2+y^2+z^2 + t^2) instead of the real world's Minkowski geometry (x^2+y^2+z^2 - t^2). The effects of this on relativity and how it affected the world were very significant. Here's...
Could the Borg have been a result of a civilization in the delta quadrant trying to develop advanced medical nanites and the experiment went awry?
Currently our lego tag (and related tags) are a mess something that can probably be fixed fairly easily given that there are around thirty questions overall (this query, courtesy of @SQB, yields 32 results).
Furthermore the tag description for lego is misleading:
Lego is a line of plastic co...
In the movie, there are some secret agent type villains that all appear to be identical to one another. They also repeat everything one of them says, like an echo. They remind me of Agents from The Matrix, but LEGO has no prior relationship with that property so I'm not certain. As noted in comme...
I watched a few episodes of this series in the 90's or 2000's, I'm in France so I'm quite certain the series aired earlier on US channels.
The main character was some sort of ship captain battling against some villain on a mostly destroyed planet. I remember the fighting scenes on screen being ...
In the movie 9, and yes this is a lead-in, you notice many strange things in concept. For instance the puppets having a soul are odd and even odder is the machinery that hunts them. So honestly I'm full of questions.
What exactly are these things? Do we not know? Is it one of those mysterious ...
Given the state of our world today, and the scriptures and the beliefs of the three major Abrahamic religions; Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, let us assume that the "truth" is some variant of the three beliefs. There really is only one God with his believed qualities and He did send down scrip...
Based on this answer, it is established that each mind perceives Galactus differently.
It seems humans tend to perceive Galactus as a Big Guy who likes the color purple, wearing a bucket with horns on his head.
Let's say an alien had seen Galactus before, and saw a ball of light energy, or a sw...
