Weekend Links - 7/11/08

by Scott Marlowe 7/11/2008 11:52:00 AM

Hawaiian waterfall

Ran across a few links this past week which you may or may not find enjoyable. Enjoy, or not.

Does Science Fiction Still Matter?
It might seem like an odd question to ask, given the prominence of science fiction and fantasy in popular culture, and that part of the answer to the title of this piece is still "Yes." Science fiction still matters in the way that popular culture matters…

Science Versus Magic -- Is There a Difference in the World of Fiction?
One of the biggest debates among people who like scifi — aside from the Star Wars vs. Star Trek thing — is where to draw the line between science and magic.

Journey to the REAL Center of the Earth
This Friday sees the release of Journey to the Center of the Earth, the
second major film adaptation of Jules Verne's groundbreaking 1864 novel. While director Eric Brevig's sweet 3D imagery depicts the Earth's core as a biosphere in a bubble of lava, the real center of the Earth might be even more fascinating.

Meet the Tardigrades: The Solar System's Most Extreme Survivors
There is an organism living on this planet who can travel through space without a suit. Cute, unassuming little invertebrates, these organisms are called tardigrades, or water bears, and usually spend their days crawling around on a piece of nice wet moss in a forest, or meandering through our vast oceans.

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