::Sarcastically:: Totally Photoshopped. You can tell 'cause the shadows are all wrong.

Democracies are built [ON] the idea of citizens selecting their representatives in government...

The shots of Jupiter look like they should be taking place within the human body — like you're watching footage of organs or a blood stream.

I met him in New Haven, Conn., when he was doing the tour for My Name is Bruce. He crank called the parents of an audience member and told them that he had kidnapped their daughter.

Well, this made my Friday!

According to the shots on Amazon, it looks like the book is officially licensed.

MIT's Technology Review published an article indicating that it would be "easy" to place an asteroid in near-earth orbit for study (and perhaps mining).

I knew she looked familiar!

In other news, sales of Bruce Campbell's exceptional book have skyrocketed.

I don't know if I can appreciate io9's movie recommendations any more after seeing Lockout last night...

Yeah...that's, uh...right...yeah...

I have one of the books from iam8bit. They seriously put on some great stuff!

Man, this strikes me as something that definitely would have been on the cover of The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction back in the day. Nice work.

See, Kyle McLaughlin always struck me as too old. The lead in the miniseries didn't bother me as much.

The problem is that the book really can't be adequately contained in a 2-2.5 hour movie. Which is why I love the Sci-Fi miniseries so much. It had room to breathe and really adapt the story.

"I was in a Dyson Sphere once. I wasn't impressed."

Maybe I'm being purposefully dense, but is this a hoax or not?

That just made my day!

That's all well and good. But does he know Lance Henriksen's knife trick?

I love how beat up Discovery looks. It really affirms that this vessel went to space and back a number of times.