Saturday, December 08, 2007

Space/fiction/archaeology/celebrity

I'm so brave - I just emailed Alastair Reynolds and invited him to come to the Nostalgia for Infinity session at WAC-6.


3 comments:

  1. I've yet to read this but I like it from the outset regardless of what you are saying! What a subject (the overall header I mean). I saw the address on the histarch email - so here I am as requested.
    Tim Neal

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  2. Thank you for visiting Space Age Archaeology, Tim!

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  3. Didn't realise you responded to the comment I made on your blog back in Sept and no I wasn't taking the piss. I'm being serious. Gravity is weak. Dark matter is invisible force which holds this universe together without stars, galaxies will fall apart. At the moment this matter or energy can't be harvest. I believe it can be manipulated since everything operates at a metaphysical level.
    Scientists at the moment are hoping to develop a device to x-ray planets. Wouldn't it be better to develop a clean form of energy to travel to other planets in the shortest time possible. Space is elastic, it can stretched or compressed. Techology right now is too primitive go any where.

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