I saw in the Malleus Monstrotum some of Nyarlathotep's avatars have differing intelligence. This is what led to this question.

I read a novel where several enemy alien species were stranded together on an interdicted planet. They had to recycle everything and keep hidden. The younger generation was building a mixed culture community until the older home species showed up. One of the alien races had a body made of rings o...

I read two books (obviously read more, but this is about those two SPECIFICALLY) in junior high (I'm 26 now) that I can not for the life of me remember what they were called and I'd love to read them again! I think they were a little sci-fi-y. The first one was definitely! There was a teenager...

I'm not asking if Discovery exists in the prime or Kelvin timeline, I'm asking if a Burnham counterpart exists in the Kelvin timeline, and does she go into the Kelvin timeline version of the future? Out of universe, Star Trek: Discovery was 10 years away, so the idea of Spock having a sister was...

In DC Comics, Most Intelligent being has been discussed a lot in comics, series, etc. But I remember Lex Luthor being the top one always but in DCeased this status has been changed, even Lex refers to Batman as most intelligent. Is this status change occurred recently overall in DC comics or it'...

I read this years ago, most likely this would be a young adult book, maybe from the 1970s or 1980s. I swear the title was "The Turning Point: Tales of a Future Past" but I've never been able to find it under that name so I may be remembering something wrong. In the first story aliens put domes ...

I aint asking i am saying wha a dumbass redneck he was._.Instead bothering cut the handcufs or hes hand it would be better cuting the simple iron branch handcufs were attached._5 mins job._lol

I understand that in real Howards with a real sorting hat, the decision would be made concerning a life long development. While us who took the Pottermore quizzes, the result can only represent the state of our present lives. Is it possible that due to circumstances in our lives that our personal...

During the Clone Wars they are a powerful ally to the clone army. Later, in the imperial era, they are the only group that can build large ships and have a remarkable fleet. Didn't the empire destroy their factories? Or at least didn't they used factories for imperial purposes? And now, we see ...

There are LEGO Star Wars specials and sets that are Christmas themes, but are they canonical. In the films, would they have Christmas? There are humans in the films but would they have that part of their culture.

My local TV station [SBS Viceland in Australia] is showing all the X Files episodes from start to finish, every week. I wondered about something that I heard a few years ago, in articles like this one from Vulture:Chris Carter Thought the FBI Was Going to Shut Down The X-Files, Like Life Imitati...

I remember what I believe is a short story, possibly by Isaac Asimov, where in a not-so-strange human (?) civilisation bureaucracy suddenly goes over efficient at performing its duties. This results in a Kafkaian nightmarish life for all citizens who face constant harassment, something which is n...

Life and death is a main topic in Star Wars and handled in a very mythological/religious way known from many real-life belief-systems. There is an afterlife. Jedi go to something that seems awfully close to heaven. They can come back as, force ghosts I believe it is called, which seems like spiri...

Trying to find a book that I read 10-15 years ago. The novel is about a boy which one day gets visited by himself. His other self has a device with which someone can jump from one dimension to another. He tries the device and notes that the device is broken and that he can just jump in one dire...

A while ago I read part of a comic storyline on Imgur and can't remember which issue this was. It seemed to me something out of a more recent Justice League comic but a) I'm not that familiar with DC and b) maybe I am wrong about the art style but it reminded me with late 90's X-Men art. What I ...

I know this is kind of a silly question, but "Ego" and "Ego Stone" are pretty similar.

In the 90s I read a collection of short sci-fi stories. One that made an impression on me had the premise of angels fighting humanity to destruction. God had gotten sick of human kind, and like a story out of the Bible or ancient myth, he was killing all humans (again). I believe it was first pub...

This story was a part of a collection that I read quite some time ago. Here are the details: Language: English Year: Unknown; but I read it sometime in the early 2000s (likely 2002-03). What I remember: A king has a bizarre way of judging crimes in his kingdom. The accused is given the choic...

About 10 years ago, while browsing some Thai second-hand english bookstore, I've stumbled upon an old (70-80's, based on condition) paperback that was described as a collection of letters exchanged between Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke. I don't recall the title, though I am almost sure that ...

Many, many years ago I read a short story about a child whose mother is working in the kitchen and a small child is playing on the floor. The child goes out the open door toward a shiny/sparkling ball/sphere in the road. Does this sound familiar to anyone?

There have been many issues post-crisis where Batman has had to take action outside of Gotham city. In some of them, he had to send specific gear along. I can accept that Bruce Wayne may have the juice to hire a private jet to do the moving, or pay off people to not search for certain items..... ...

In Star Wars: A New Hope (1977), Mos Eisley, a large spaceport town on the planet Tatooine with 362 hangars and substantial traffic volumes and variety of beings coming and going. We don’t see street or place signs or labels -excluding docking bay 94 entrance- to inform visitors or road users. We...

From what I recall from the movie, Daniel only finds the seventh symbol... however when he explain they give way to show him the star gate and they put their sequence in the dialing computer. This proves the dialing computer was prepared to dial 7 chevrons. It’s also stated they’ve also tested t...

Years ago I read this story that I can't remember the name of. I asked about this on Reddit but no one answered. The story is from a point of view from a group of sea-people many years into the future. One of them comes across a time traveler who was sent by his professor to investigate whether ...