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When J.J. Abrams says he has a TV show, people listen, and, for the most part, watch. Well, at least they want to watch, and try.
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Edinburgh -
Lothian and Borders Police Force, based in Edinburgh, Scotland is putting its remaining 20 dark blue ‘Tardis’ police boxes up for sale.
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In a recent YouTube video an unknown man shows off a homemade working version of the famous "Star Trek" weapon -- the "phaser."
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The 1970s British science fiction drama series "Blake's 7" is back with a series of 'enhanced audio books', released during March 2012, and featuring some of the original cast.
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Doctor Who, the world's longest running science fiction show, has delivered a super Christmas special this year starring Matt Smith as the time-travelling Doctor.
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New York-based author David Chandler is set to release his first set of fantasy novels. Den of Thieves is on shelves now, with subsequent follow-up books in October and in early November rounding out the Ancient Blades Trilogy.
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London -
On September 16, the British Library is running a conference for science fiction buffs and admission is free, but book early to avoid disappointment.
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Science is getting as bad as Creationism in one way. It’s refusing to even consider its own principles. “Thou shalt have no other equation” could easily be applied to E=mc2, and whole new concepts are routinely relegated to heresy/science fiction.
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Invented over 50 years ago the laser has long been a hero of both science fiction and the real world. Now scientists at Yale University have invented its antithesis, the anti-laser, capable of trapping and cancelling laser beams.
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The star of the rock biopic La Bamba and a former ER doctor discuss blazing through galaxies in Season 1 of Stargate Universe (now on DVD/BD), the 3rd Stargate series. Other new discs out this week include: Bones, Monk, Caprica, Medium, Splice and more.
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Simon Ings, editor of Arc and science fiction writer, and a former Tomorrow's World presenter and BBC science presenter Maggie Philbin discuss the science of futurology.
This week's Meet the Author is a young teenager's science fiction adventure, Railsea, based on Moby Dick.
Teen science fiction film Chronicle has ended War Horse's three-week reign at the top of the UK box office chart.
Disney's science fiction film John Carter takes $30m at the US box office and fails to take pole position, falling behind its reported budget of $250m.
 NASA is working with space tourist Richard Garriott to release the first science fiction film filmed in space.
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