It was announced at the end of the 2018 crossover that this year's annual crossover of the Arrowverse would be Crisis on Infinite Earths This crossover will go beyond the usual habit of featuring the main shows of the arrowverse in a mostly self-contained story that spans over a few epis...

I can't quite place the name of this book. I thought it was The Gift, but I was wrong. Basically what I remember is that the main character somehow ended up taking home. The extraterrestrial orb (sitting on a table in his house) when touched would talk to him. It informed him that it meant no ha...

Michael Crichton's 1969 science fiction thriller The Andromeda Strain and the 1971 film of the same name ficticiously describe/depict a Phantom F-4 where a biological agent recovered from a satellite and subsequently mutated degrades and destroys rubber-like materials in the aircraft including th...

In each new movies of Spider-Man, why does Spider-Man, Peter Parker, and other characters change? Same goes to Superman, Batman, etc. And not like Wolverine from X-Men.

In Star Trek Voyager, S6E10, Pathfinder, Lieutenant Barclay is able to create a mikrowormhole in order communicate with Voyager. Meanwhile, the real Voyager, far in the Delta Quadrant, detects the micro-wormhole and a communication signal which Seven of Nine disbelievingly identifies as Feder...

There seems to be alot of similarity between the Navigator Guilds of both the 40K and Dune universes. Has anyone ever confirmed that one was inspired by the other (my guess would be the 40K version is inspired by Dune), or is there a similar organisation from fiction that could be seen as an earl...

Years ago, I read a short story that I thought was Buddhist-inspired. It was about a shared awareness, communal-minded world, in which, all living beings were linked into one awareness. Animal/plant/all life. It is written from the perspective of one being, from the point of view of a large bir...

In the Aliens For... series (Aliens For Breakfast, Aliens For Lunch, Aliens For Dinner), the Ganoobs use Daktils for currency. Insane inflation seems to have taken place: Every time a Daktil is mentioned, it seems a few million is worth two to three earth cents. However, Stephanie Spinner and Jon...

The Federation implemented a blockade of the Klingon-Romulan border to prevent Romulan supplies getting to the Duras-led faction. In reality space is a void, would a blockade work? Couldn't the Romulans just go around it? 23 ships in the void of space doesn't take up that much real estate. It wa...

Back in the 90s/early 00s, when I was little, I happened to see 2-3 times on TV (in Greece), the following animation. I'm not sure if it's a part of a series, as it felt more like a stand-alone thing. It has a 70's aesthetics (like Bolek & Lolek, Reksio, etc). The only thing I remember about the...

There was this book I read while being in a school in Germany. I can narrow that time down to 1991 to 1994. I borrowed it at the library there and I think it was no new book then, probably over ten years old at least. I know I read the book in German at the time. What I remember about the story...

In Skyrim, if Alduin hadn't rejected his role as the World-Eater, would he have destroyed the Tower Stones to fulfill the prophecy or would he have used another method?

To study ideas concepts that are highly imaginative and speculative from time travel research and theoretical magic systems from infinite omniverses beyond research ect. Many more ideas to nanotechnology apps creating gold and diamonds and new technology we can't convenience of yet or ever and ...

In the TV series specifically, Nguyen's actions (launching the protosoldiers to Mars, specifically but more or less his entire story starting with when he takes control of the Agatha King) imply that he knows everything about the protomolecule plans. I must have missed when it became clear that ...

I think I read this in the 1980s or possibly 1990s: a short novel, and I know this wasn't the main thing, but it's what sticks with me: The characters had a Memory Creature of some sort (I want to say "memory potto" like hippopotamus, but that would be silly as hippos are huge, and I think these...

I read this trilogy in the 90's, though it might be older. There is a felinoid security officer on the starship who goes EVA from one hatch to another in an effort to prove that it was possible for an opposing infiltrator/saboteur/assassin to do so. The very much disliked hard horse captain of t...

In Terminator: Genisys John calls Kyle "Dad" and it is a shock to Kyle. John then turns to Sarah and says: "You didn't tell him". How does John know Sarah knew the paternity? Especially since he says: "this explains a lot" when he sees "Pops". and he wonders who sent him back. So if he didn'...

In Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows we see Hermione essentially erase her parents memories of her and all they know of the magical world; she does this to protect them against retribution from Voldemort. Prior to this though, they are seen interacting with the Wizarding world here and there. Th...