In science fiction, music and soundscapes tell cosmic stories. They fill empty space with tales and connect us to worlds beyond Earth. Every note and noise in films and shows lets us feel the universe’s vastness and hidden memories. Sci-fi sound design links human emotions with futuristic themes. Sounds like a spaceship’s hum or a …
Sci-fi stories often take us to far-off planets or futuristic worlds. But their real power is closer to home. Tales like Interstellar or Blade Runner show how space or time adventures can mirror our own struggles and growth. These stories aren’t just escapes—they’re mirrors, reflecting the questions we ask ourselves every day. When stories reflect …
Les Johnson started as a NASA astronaut in 2004 and now writes about space travel. His book, A Traveler’s Guide to the Stars, shows humanity’s move from Earth to the stars. After flying on the Discovery shuttle at 17,500 mph in 2009, he now writes about traveling to other planets. His first mission covered 5.7 …
Ever woken up with a dream of walking on Mars or floating near Saturn’s rings? You might feel a strange comfort in those places. Scientists and artists are curious about why cosmic scenes evoke such deep emotions. When night visions feel like home, it’s not just our imagination. Our brains blend memories, fears, and hopes …
Science fiction often sparks our imagination with futuristic tech and alien worlds. But beneath the surface, stories like Dune or Blade Runner explore deeper questions. They ask about existence, morality, and human purpose. This genre isn’t just about lasers and aliens—it’s a mirror reflecting humanity’s search for meaning. Sci-fi’s most iconic tales ask: What does …