Author: Nina Miller
-
Stories to Make You Think Big
Listen to Neal Stephenson and Keith Hjelmstad discuss the Tall Tower on Science Friday.
-
Project Hieroglyph: Science fiction for better futures
Robohub
-
Sci-fi writers, scientists imagine the future
Symmetry Magazine
-
Centrifugal Method for Particle Size Segregation
A student research project about a method for sorting lunar regolith by size, produced at the University of Washington as part of NASA’s Microgravity University program and overseen by James J. Riley, professor of mechanical engineering.
-
The Gadget and the Burn
Cory Doctorow shares an excerpt from “The Man Who Sold the Moon” on Medium.
-
What will it take to get us back to the Moon?
Jekan Thanga from ASU’s School of Earth and Space Exploration, explains the science and politics behind Cory Doctorow’s new novella, “The Man Who Sold the Moon.”
-
First demonstration on direct laser fabrication of lunar regolith parts.
A technical paper from Rapid Prototyping Journal evaluating the feasibility of fabricating buildings, tools, and parts from lunar and Martian regolith.
-
Building a Lunar Base with 3D Printing
The European Space Agency is testing the use of 3D printing for more efficient lunar base construction.
-
Exciting website changes happening on Friday!
In preparation for our upcoming anthology, the Hieroglyph team has been working towards a new theme for the site. We have ambitious goals, and this weekend, we will launch the first phase of this process: a shiny new theme. On Friday night from 5 pm to midnight MST, the site will be unavailable for community posting…
-
The Power of Positive Sci Fi
David Brin and Neal Stephenson and the start of Project Hieroglyph – Studio 360