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On September 13, 1999, Earth lost the Moon, at least according to "Space: 1999." When the series premiered in 1975, that date was nearly a quarter-century in the future. Today, it remains one of science fiction's more memorable dates that never happened.
In the opening episode, "Breakaway," humanity has stored enormous quantities of n...
House Atreides is the noble family at the heart of Frank Herbert's "Dune." Led by Duke Leto Atreides
On September 5, 1966, three days before "Star Trek" appeared on American television, Gene Roddenberry walked into a science fiction convention in Cleveland carrying a glimpse of the future. The crowd at Tricon had gathered to see what NBC was preparing to put on the air. Most Americans had never heard of Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock, or the star...
Star Trek has never been short on captains. Some negotiate their way out of trouble, some charge straight into it, and a few manage to do both before the opening credits have finished. From James T. Kirk's instinctive, sleeves-rolled-up command style to Jean-Luc Picard's calm authority, Starfleet's captains have become some of science fiction's most recognizable characters.
Elon Musk has put a remarkably short deadline on a future science fiction writers have been imagining for more than a century.
On Aug. 30, Musk predicted that artificial intelligence will be...