Plausible science fiction occupies a space between imagination and inquiry. It does not promise answers so much as exploration. In periods when public attention turns toward unanswered questions about reality, technology, and human limits, that space becomes especially compelling.

There are quite a lot of fantasy and science fiction books coming out in March, so prepare your TBR for impact! Here are 16 new books you'll want on your radar:

Science fiction can be valuable in the broader communication ecosystem, bringing science to the public and offering scientists a space to exercise imagination. Science communication is increasingly recognized as important to public trust in science, yet ...

As an astrophysicist, my world revolves around the wonders of space and the mysteries of the universe. This means I can be a tough critic of science fiction books and films that explore these topics. But when I walked out of a recent preview screening of ...

Science Fiction Theatre was an early sci-fi anthology TV series, and though it became well known, it wasn’t the first. Technically, it was predated by the CBS anthology series Out There and the ABC show Tales of Tomorrow, which both began airing in 1951.

The first science fiction novel about man on the Moon was written in Greek by a writer named Lucian of Samosata 2,000 years ago

Few science fiction universes have combined ancient mythology and sci-fi storytelling as convincingly as Stargate. What started as a 1994 feature film by Roland Emmerich morphed into a vast franchise of television programs, novels, and spin-offs.

The current cultural fascination and frustration with artificial intelligence is nothing new. As far back as the 1921 Czech play R.U.R. — the workers-rights story that first coined the term “robot” — science fiction writers have channeled fears ...

The University of Santo Tomas (UST) will recognize Pinoy science fiction author Renato Clarete Tranquilino for his contribution to science communication during the Science Communicators Recognition Night at the Science,