In this book there is a female engineer who uses 3 types of robots to do a lot of the maintenance. The type that interests me is "worm". These robots could join together into a longer links for cooperation for a specific task.

Huge rocket ship carrying humans to a distant destination to resettle. The bridge of the craft is inaccessible except for a tube where food is sent up. The passengers revere "the tree".

Watching s7e17 Human Error where seven of nine spends a lot of time on the Holodeck with Chakotay. He references her past and her development onboard the ship. In particular Chakotay is a puzzling one since he was Marquis and wouldn't have had some kind of starfleet mandatory holographic image c...

I remember reading this manga like 2 to 4 years ago it was like the princess of the aliens who is a diamond somehow destroyed there planet I don’t really remember how but they came to earth and are looking for these special stones that have powers in them and later you find out that the former pr...

In The Last Jedi, Luke Skywalker went to the ledge, outside of the First Jedi Temple, laid his hands on a large stone, and started meditating. Soon, the water in the pool inside, with the mosaic of the Prime Jedi, began to ripple. What was the cause of this? A friend of mine suggested it was b...

While re-reading my first post on this stackexchange, I noticed this mentioned in a quote from the accepted answer: Less than ten minutes later, sirens were announcing the departure of Red, Blue, Green, and Gold Squadrons along with the U-wing transports. Raddus had already contacted all capi...

I read this trilogy when I was around 12 and it was about this boy and his sister that moved to a city and they discovered this mirror that took them to a ghost city or something. There was 3 ghosts, a girl ghost who was mischievous, an older man ghost that I think was described like a pirate(?) ...

I think that science-fiction and fantasy concept albums with a clear-ish, consistent story, such as Drones by Muse and The Black Parade by My Chemical Romance, are on-topic. However, I’m not sure about this: what parts can we ask about—is each individual track—the lyrics, the music, the writing, ...

It's a fantasy novel with a yellowish / whitish cover. It's fairly thick. In it, Gods exist alongside humans and rule over them. They can see everything a human is doing at all times unless the person is touching a man-made material like metal. I think they also want to rebel against the gods.