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Science Fiction Weekly's resident scientist, Wil McCarthy, explains why some falling rocks are harmless while others could wipe out humanity in "Asteroid collisions--how do they rate?"
NEXT ISSUE: Games and Cool Stuff return to our pages.
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Richard Hatch and Todd Moyer continue their separate plans for a Battlestar Galactica revival, Mel may do Mad Max 4, Straczynski is at work on a new series, and more.
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Jean-Claude Van Damme dukes it out with professional wrestler Bill Goldberg in Universal Soldier: The Return, the only "real" sequel to Universal Soldier.
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First-time author Peter Watts looks at the undersea world of the future in Starfish, while Tor has reissued Gordon R. Dickson's classic novel Way of the Pilgrim.
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Smokin' rockets! It's high adventure in the wild, vast reaches of space with "Giants of Pluto No. 3," a three-part story from the 1954 series Space Patrol.
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Lain Iwakura is an emotionally and intellectually disconnected child whose world changes overnight when she receives e-mail from a dead girl in Serial Experiments Lain.
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Join The Evil Genius Orchestra for some laid back Mos Eisley martini music on the retro-jazz Star Wars CD Cocktails in the Cantina.
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Free Sci-Fi Classics presents 14 science fiction stories from the public domain by master wordsmiths such as Jules Verne, H.G. Wells and Mark Twain.
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One reader explains why Voyager might be signalling the apocalypse, another thinks Sliders needs more episodes, the Blair Witch debate continues, and more.
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