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I think that the use of blogsites like Wordpress, or as Fandom is often intranslucid, but i like the idea of creating or observing a fantasy world online while describing it to an audience. Is there any chance that this website: SF & F would create something similar to wix, especially adated to w...
I’ve read a fic but I can’t remember what it was called where Harry is allergic to an ingredient in a potion and they only find out.
In the book 'Foundation and Earth' I think it is stated that no other alien life had been found in the galaxy that didn't originate from earth. However, in 'The Rest of the Robots' there are some alien creatures on Jupiter called Jovians. Is this story canonical in the Foundation series?
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In Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince when Harry and Dumbledore are in Slughorn's memory they see see Tom Riddle with a bunch of other students in Slughorn's office. Among them are Lestrange and Avery:
'Good gracious, is it that time already? You'd better get going, boys, or we'll all be ...
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Seems that she is able to choose at which point in spacetime she want's to appear, as she demonstrated bringing Ironman from 1000 lightyears away to earth in a snap.
Is there in the canon anything to sustain that she is able to travel time back-and-fro and thus could have refrained Tanos from ge...
In ST:DS9 5:21, Martok offers Worf to join the House of Martok:
MARTOK: The House of Martok would be honored to welcome the Son of Mogh into our family.... as a warrior--and as a brother.
Worf accepts, but his actual status in the House of Martok is never established. As a Son of Mogh, what...
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In the film Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, there is a scene at Darth Vader's castle on Mustafar where we can see Vader fully submerged in bacta fluid inside his rejuve tank. Then, after the announcing, from his attendant Vaneé, of Director Krennik's arrival, the tank began to empty and we can see ...
In Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986), the crew find themselves in 1980's San Francisco, and promptly realize that they are perceived as socially awkward. Kirk, in an apparent effort to explain the behavior of Spock, comments
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I remember reading it close to 10 years ago: a man acquired the ability to see through objects. He used it to cheat at cards, and later, saw through his own flesh and divined a blood clot approaching his heart, threatening his life.
I believe it was a short story, and that it did not take place i...
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In the course of last two days I got a bunch of badges. They came from different sites of the Stack Exchange network:
Announcer badges for
1 post on Meta.Math.SE,
8 posts on Stack Overflow,
3 posts on Physics.SE,
2 posts on Ask Ubuntu,
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It had:
An AI that got its own planet;
An interplanetary train system, with portals on every planet
An elf-like species that could travel through weird portals calle «the paths» or something like it
no-ships, towards the end of the story
an invader species that has an smart «immobile» groups an...
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Most descriptions of Apparition are accompanied by a loud bang or a small pop; we are led to believe this is due to the inrush of air filling the newly created vacuum when Disapparating, or the sudden displacement of air when Apparating.
Air pressure can create some pretty powerful forces, but ...
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In the comic Namesake, some people named after mythological or folkloric characters end up sucked into the corresponding world to fulfill their role in the story. I think it's fairly clear that with names like Jack or Wendy qualifying as Namesake names, not everyone with the appropriate name gets...
Once I've read a story that the real reason for the Babylonian confusion was not divine at all but a striking translator giuld (I am not sure whether they were slaves or just had worse payment).
Lovely, isn't it?
Who has (originally) written it and under which title?
