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Space Sci‑Fi Showdown: Who’s the “Baddest” Bounty Hunter in the Cosmos?

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Space Sci-Fi Event Guide
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Space Sci‑Fi Book of the Week — The Black Fantastic: 20 Afrofuturist Stories (ed. André M. Carrington)
Rithic P
Literature
31 Aug 2025
The Black Fantastic is a must‑read for space sci‑fi fans who want the genre to do more than plot devices and starships; it bends cosmic imagination toward history, memory and political repair in twenty sharp, inventive stories curated by André M. Carrington.

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After a Mild and Steady Season‑3 Opener — Has Apple TV+’s Invasion Done Enough to Impress Space‑Sci‑Fi Fans?
Rithic P
TV/Series
25 Aug 2025
The Season 3 premiere (titled “The Ones We Leave Behind”) is a slow‑burn, emotionally charged reset that will satisfy fans who come for character drama and myth‑building, but it’s unlikely to convert viewers longing for immediate spectacle; critical reaction is mixed and viewership has dipped, even as engagement remains high.

Report
Gravastar Mars Pro — A Space‑Sci‑Fi Statement Speaker That Actually Delivers
Rithc P
Product
24 Aug 2025
The Mars Pro looks intentionally like a piece of movie hardware — a compact orb of machined metal perched on three articulated tripod legs, with an aesthetic that riffs on retro‑futurism, mecha and rugged sci‑fi props.

Report
Project Hyperion 2025 – From Thought Experiment to Star-Ready Blueprint
Rithic P
Technology
31 Jul 2025
The 2024/25 Project Hyperion competition has crowned Team Chrysalis as the architects of the most convincing generation-ship concept yet. Their modular, self-growing habitat beat 60+ global entries by fusing hard engineering with a cinematic “living cocoon.” Runners-up WFP Extreme (Poland) and Systema Stellare Proximum (India) delivered people-centric visions brimming with culture, governance, and asteroid shielding.

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Katana in the Cosmos: Why Samurai Jack Is Secretly a Space-Sci-Fi Delight
Rithic P
TV/Series
25 Jul 2025
Cartoon Network’s Samurai Jack, the brainchild of Genndy Tartakovsky, is usually filed under “samurai fantasy.” Yet dig beneath the bamboo leaves and ink-washed skies and you’ll uncover a show that adores rockets, alien star-yachts and bug-eyed killer drones. Across its five seasons the cult series repeatedly hurls its stoic hero into orbit, proving that space-sci-fi can flourish beside Zen minimalism without a single creak in tone.

Commentary
Foundation Season 3 Ignites the Galaxy—But Has It Entered Space-Sci-Fi Royalty?
Rithic P
TV/Series
21 Jul 2025
The twin-sun glare over Haven still lingers in viewers’ eyes after Apple TV+ dropped the first two episodes of Foundation’s third season on 11 and 18 July 2025. “A Song for the End of Everything” and “Shadows in the Math” fling Isaac Asimov’s universe 152 years into the future, where a decadent Galactic Empire, a swaggering mercantile Foundation and a mind-bending pirate called the Mule now vie for the stars.

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Epic Spaceship Cities: From Babylon 5 to Knights of Sidonia
Rithic P
Insights
15 Jul 2025
Space sci-fi titles featuring city-ships and spacecraft ecosystems represent some of the most ambitious and visually spectacular storytelling in the genre, combining hard science with compelling human drama in the ultimate frontier setting. The concept of entire cities or ecosystems thriving within massive spacecraft has become a cornerstone of space sci-fi storytelling.

Feature
Space Sci-Fi Book of the Week: Artemis by Andy Weir – A Lunar Heist That Reaches for the Stars
Rithic P
Literature
8 Jul 2025
When Andy Weir crafted "The Martian," he proved that hard science fiction could be both intellectually rigorous and wildly entertaining. With "Artemis," published in 2017, Weir transports readers to humanity's first city on the Moon, creating a space sci-fi universe where lunar tourism meets criminal enterprise in the most unlikely of settings.

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Invasion Season 3: Can Apple TV+'s Space Sci-Fi Epic Redeem Itself After Season 2's Stumbles?
Rithic P
TV/Series
6 Jul 2025
Apple TV+'s "Invasion" stands at a critical juncture as it prepares to launch its highly anticipated third season on August 22, 2025 . The space sci-fi drama, which initially captivated viewers with its unique global perspective on alien invasion, has struggled to maintain the emotional resonance and narrative momentum that made its debut season so compelling.

Report
Xeno (2025): The Space Sci-Fi Adventure That Blends Classic E.T. Wonder with Modern Alien Terror
Rithic P
Movies
4 Jul 2025
In an era where space sci-fi films often prioritize spectacle over substance, "Xeno (2025)" emerges as a refreshingly grounded yet fantastical adventure that harks back to the golden age of alien encounter stories.

Feature
The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy: A Stellar Sci-Fi Odyssey in Healthcare
Rithic P
TV/Series
7 Jun 2025
Set in the distant Ergulon Galaxy, The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy is an adult animated science-fiction comedy series that premiered on Amazon Prime Video on February 23, 2024. Conceived by creator and showrunner Cirocco Dunlap, the show follows two alien surgeons as they confront bizarre medical mysteries and navigate the emotional complexities of interstellar healthcare.

Report
AltoVolo Sigma: Where Space Sci-Fi Meets Next-Gen eVTOL Mobility
Rithic P
Technology
30 May 2025
AltoVolo, a London-based aerospace start up, introduces the Sigma, a hybrid-electric vertical take off and landing (eVTOL) vehicle that reads like a page out of a space sci-fi epic . Founded by design engineer Will Wood
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Space Sci‑Fi Showdown: Who’s the “Baddest” Bounty Hunter in the Cosmos?

Feature
Insights
Sep 13, 2025
Space Sci-Fi Event Guide
Montreal ComicCon 2025 - Montreal
04-06/07/2025
Invasion Season 3
22/08/2025
Nemesis Night (Nemesis Board Game) - Peterborough
16/07/2025
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
17/07/2025
Florida SuperCon 2025 - Miami
18-20/07/2025
The Fantastic Four: First Steps
25/07/2025
Destination 2025 - Star Trek Convention - Blackpool
29-31/08/2025
Star Wars Outdoor Cinema Experience at Newstead Abbey
20/09/2025

Feature
Space Sci‑Fi Book of the Week — The Black Fantastic: 20 Afrofuturist Stories (ed. André M. Carrington)
Rithic P
Literature
31 Aug 2025
The Black Fantastic is a must‑read for space sci‑fi fans who want the genre to do more than plot devices and starships; it bends cosmic imagination toward history, memory and political repair in twenty sharp, inventive stories curated by André M. Carrington.

Feature
After a Mild and Steady Season‑3 Opener — Has Apple TV+’s Invasion Done Enough to Impress Space‑Sci‑Fi Fans?
Rithic P
TV/Series
25 Aug 2025
The Season 3 premiere (titled “The Ones We Leave Behind”) is a slow‑burn, emotionally charged reset that will satisfy fans who come for character drama and myth‑building, but it’s unlikely to convert viewers longing for immediate spectacle; critical reaction is mixed and viewership has dipped, even as engagement remains high.

Report
Gravastar Mars Pro — A Space‑Sci‑Fi Statement Speaker That Actually Delivers
Rithc P
Product
24 Aug 2025
The Mars Pro looks intentionally like a piece of movie hardware — a compact orb of machined metal perched on three articulated tripod legs, with an aesthetic that riffs on retro‑futurism, mecha and rugged sci‑fi props.

Report
Project Hyperion 2025 – From Thought Experiment to Star-Ready Blueprint
Rithic P
Technology
31 Jul 2025
The 2024/25 Project Hyperion competition has crowned Team Chrysalis as the architects of the most convincing generation-ship concept yet. Their modular, self-growing habitat beat 60+ global entries by fusing hard engineering with a cinematic “living cocoon.” Runners-up WFP Extreme (Poland) and Systema Stellare Proximum (India) delivered people-centric visions brimming with culture, governance, and asteroid shielding.

Feature
Katana in the Cosmos: Why Samurai Jack Is Secretly a Space-Sci-Fi Delight
Rithic P
TV/Series
25 Jul 2025
Cartoon Network’s Samurai Jack, the brainchild of Genndy Tartakovsky, is usually filed under “samurai fantasy.” Yet dig beneath the bamboo leaves and ink-washed skies and you’ll uncover a show that adores rockets, alien star-yachts and bug-eyed killer drones. Across its five seasons the cult series repeatedly hurls its stoic hero into orbit, proving that space-sci-fi can flourish beside Zen minimalism without a single creak in tone.

Commentary
Foundation Season 3 Ignites the Galaxy—But Has It Entered Space-Sci-Fi Royalty?
Rithic P
TV/Series
21 Jul 2025
The twin-sun glare over Haven still lingers in viewers’ eyes after Apple TV+ dropped the first two episodes of Foundation’s third season on 11 and 18 July 2025. “A Song for the End of Everything” and “Shadows in the Math” fling Isaac Asimov’s universe 152 years into the future, where a decadent Galactic Empire, a swaggering mercantile Foundation and a mind-bending pirate called the Mule now vie for the stars.

Feature
Epic Spaceship Cities: From Babylon 5 to Knights of Sidonia
Rithic P
Insights
15 Jul 2025
Space sci-fi titles featuring city-ships and spacecraft ecosystems represent some of the most ambitious and visually spectacular storytelling in the genre, combining hard science with compelling human drama in the ultimate frontier setting. The concept of entire cities or ecosystems thriving within massive spacecraft has become a cornerstone of space sci-fi storytelling.

Feature
Space Sci-Fi Book of the Week: Artemis by Andy Weir – A Lunar Heist That Reaches for the Stars
Rithic P
Literature
8 Jul 2025
When Andy Weir crafted "The Martian," he proved that hard science fiction could be both intellectually rigorous and wildly entertaining. With "Artemis," published in 2017, Weir transports readers to humanity's first city on the Moon, creating a space sci-fi universe where lunar tourism meets criminal enterprise in the most unlikely of settings.

Feature
Invasion Season 3: Can Apple TV+'s Space Sci-Fi Epic Redeem Itself After Season 2's Stumbles?
Rithic P
TV/Series
6 Jul 2025
Apple TV+'s "Invasion" stands at a critical juncture as it prepares to launch its highly anticipated third season on August 22, 2025 . The space sci-fi drama, which initially captivated viewers with its unique global perspective on alien invasion, has struggled to maintain the emotional resonance and narrative momentum that made its debut season so compelling.

Report
Xeno (2025): The Space Sci-Fi Adventure That Blends Classic E.T. Wonder with Modern Alien Terror
Rithic P
Movies
4 Jul 2025
In an era where space sci-fi films often prioritize spectacle over substance, "Xeno (2025)" emerges as a refreshingly grounded yet fantastical adventure that harks back to the golden age of alien encounter stories.

Feature
The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy: A Stellar Sci-Fi Odyssey in Healthcare
Rithic P
TV/Series
7 Jun 2025
Set in the distant Ergulon Galaxy, The Second Best Hospital in the Galaxy is an adult animated science-fiction comedy series that premiered on Amazon Prime Video on February 23, 2024. Conceived by creator and showrunner Cirocco Dunlap, the show follows two alien surgeons as they confront bizarre medical mysteries and navigate the emotional complexities of interstellar healthcare.

Report
AltoVolo Sigma: Where Space Sci-Fi Meets Next-Gen eVTOL Mobility
Rithic P
Technology
30 May 2025
AltoVolo, a London-based aerospace start up, introduces the Sigma, a hybrid-electric vertical take off and landing (eVTOL) vehicle that reads like a page out of a space sci-fi epic . Founded by design engineer Will Wood
Load More
Recent Posts
Space Sci‑Fi Showdown: Who’s the “Baddest” Bounty Hunter in the Cosmos?

Feature
Insights
Sep 13, 2025
Space Sci-Fi Event Guide
Montreal ComicCon 2025 - Montreal
04-06/07/2025
Invasion Season 3
22/08/2025
Nemesis Night (Nemesis Board Game) - Peterborough
16/07/2025
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
17/07/2025
Florida SuperCon 2025 - Miami
18-20/07/2025
The Fantastic Four: First Steps
25/07/2025
Destination 2025 - Star Trek Convention - Blackpool
29-31/08/2025
Star Wars Outdoor Cinema Experience at Newstead Abbey
20/09/2025

Feature
Space Sci‑Fi Book of the Week — The Black Fantastic: 20 Afrofuturist Stories (ed. André M. Carrington)
Rithic P
Literature
31 Aug 2025
The Black Fantastic is a must‑read for space sci‑fi fans who want the genre to do more than plot devices and starships; it bends cosmic imagination toward history, memory and political repair in twenty sharp, inventive stories curated by André M. Carrington.

Feature
After a Mild and Steady Season‑3 Opener — Has Apple TV+’s Invasion Done Enough to Impress Space‑Sci‑Fi Fans?
Rithic P
TV/Series
25 Aug 2025
The Season 3 premiere (titled “The Ones We Leave Behind”) is a slow‑burn, emotionally charged reset that will satisfy fans who come for character drama and myth‑building, but it’s unlikely to convert viewers longing for immediate spectacle; critical reaction is mixed and viewership has dipped, even as engagement remains high.

Report
Gravastar Mars Pro — A Space‑Sci‑Fi Statement Speaker That Actually Delivers
Rithc P
Product
24 Aug 2025
The Mars Pro looks intentionally like a piece of movie hardware — a compact orb of machined metal perched on three articulated tripod legs, with an aesthetic that riffs on retro‑futurism, mecha and rugged sci‑fi props.

Report
Project Hyperion 2025 – From Thought Experiment to Star-Ready Blueprint
Rithic P
Technology
31 Jul 2025
The 2024/25 Project Hyperion competition has crowned Team Chrysalis as the architects of the most convincing generation-ship concept yet. Their modular, self-growing habitat beat 60+ global entries by fusing hard engineering with a cinematic “living cocoon.” Runners-up WFP Extreme (Poland) and Systema Stellare Proximum (India) delivered people-centric visions brimming with culture, governance, and asteroid shielding.

Feature
Katana in the Cosmos: Why Samurai Jack Is Secretly a Space-Sci-Fi Delight
Rithic P
TV/Series
25 Jul 2025
Cartoon Network’s Samurai Jack, the brainchild of Genndy Tartakovsky, is usually filed under “samurai fantasy.” Yet dig beneath the bamboo leaves and ink-washed skies and you’ll uncover a show that adores rockets, alien star-yachts and bug-eyed killer drones. Across its five seasons the cult series repeatedly hurls its stoic hero into orbit, proving that space-sci-fi can flourish beside Zen minimalism without a single creak in tone.

Commentary
Foundation Season 3 Ignites the Galaxy—But Has It Entered Space-Sci-Fi Royalty?
Rithic P
TV/Series
21 Jul 2025
The twin-sun glare over Haven still lingers in viewers’ eyes after Apple TV+ dropped the first two episodes of Foundation’s third season on 11 and 18 July 2025. “A Song for the End of Everything” and “Shadows in the Math” fling Isaac Asimov’s universe 152 years into the future, where a decadent Galactic Empire, a swaggering mercantile Foundation and a mind-bending pirate called the Mule now vie for the stars.

Feature
Epic Spaceship Cities: From Babylon 5 to Knights of Sidonia
Rithic P
Insights
15 Jul 2025
Space sci-fi titles featuring city-ships and spacecraft ecosystems represent some of the most ambitious and visually spectacular storytelling in the genre, combining hard science with compelling human drama in the ultimate frontier setting. The concept of entire cities or ecosystems thriving within massive spacecraft has become a cornerstone of space sci-fi storytelling.

Feature
Space Sci-Fi Book of the Week: Artemis by Andy Weir – A Lunar Heist That Reaches for the Stars
Rithic P
Literature
8 Jul 2025
When Andy Weir crafted "The Martian," he proved that hard science fiction could be both intellectually rigorous and wildly entertaining. With "Artemis," published in 2017, Weir transports readers to humanity's first city on the Moon, creating a space sci-fi universe where lunar tourism meets criminal enterprise in the most unlikely of settings.
Load More
Recent Posts
Space Sci‑Fi Showdown: Who’s the “Baddest” Bounty Hunter in the Cosmos?

Feature
Insights
Sep 13, 2025
Space Sci-Fi Event Guide
Montreal ComicCon 2025 - Montreal
04-06/07/2025
Invasion Season 3
22/08/2025
Nemesis Night (Nemesis Board Game) - Peterborough
16/07/2025
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
17/07/2025
Florida SuperCon 2025 - Miami
18-20/07/2025
The Fantastic Four: First Steps
25/07/2025
Destination 2025 - Star Trek Convention - Blackpool
29-31/08/2025
Star Wars Outdoor Cinema Experience at Newstead Abbey
20/09/2025

Feature
Space Sci‑Fi Book of the Week — The Black Fantastic: 20 Afrofuturist Stories (ed. André M. Carrington)
Rithic P
Literature
31 Aug 2025
The Black Fantastic is a must‑read for space sci‑fi fans who want the genre to do more than plot devices and starships; it bends cosmic imagination toward history, memory and political repair in twenty sharp, inventive stories curated by André M. Carrington.

Feature
After a Mild and Steady Season‑3 Opener — Has Apple TV+’s Invasion Done Enough to Impress Space‑Sci‑Fi Fans?
Rithic P
TV/Series
25 Aug 2025
The Season 3 premiere (titled “The Ones We Leave Behind”) is a slow‑burn, emotionally charged reset that will satisfy fans who come for character drama and myth‑building, but it’s unlikely to convert viewers longing for immediate spectacle; critical reaction is mixed and viewership has dipped, even as engagement remains high.

Report
Gravastar Mars Pro — A Space‑Sci‑Fi Statement Speaker That Actually Delivers
Rithc P
Product
24 Aug 2025
The Mars Pro looks intentionally like a piece of movie hardware — a compact orb of machined metal perched on three articulated tripod legs, with an aesthetic that riffs on retro‑futurism, mecha and rugged sci‑fi props.

Report
Project Hyperion 2025 – From Thought Experiment to Star-Ready Blueprint
Rithic P
Technology
31 Jul 2025
The 2024/25 Project Hyperion competition has crowned Team Chrysalis as the architects of the most convincing generation-ship concept yet. Their modular, self-growing habitat beat 60+ global entries by fusing hard engineering with a cinematic “living cocoon.” Runners-up WFP Extreme (Poland) and Systema Stellare Proximum (India) delivered people-centric visions brimming with culture, governance, and asteroid shielding.

Feature
Katana in the Cosmos: Why Samurai Jack Is Secretly a Space-Sci-Fi Delight
Rithic P
TV/Series
25 Jul 2025
Cartoon Network’s Samurai Jack, the brainchild of Genndy Tartakovsky, is usually filed under “samurai fantasy.” Yet dig beneath the bamboo leaves and ink-washed skies and you’ll uncover a show that adores rockets, alien star-yachts and bug-eyed killer drones. Across its five seasons the cult series repeatedly hurls its stoic hero into orbit, proving that space-sci-fi can flourish beside Zen minimalism without a single creak in tone.

Commentary
Foundation Season 3 Ignites the Galaxy—But Has It Entered Space-Sci-Fi Royalty?
Rithic P
TV/Series
21 Jul 2025
The twin-sun glare over Haven still lingers in viewers’ eyes after Apple TV+ dropped the first two episodes of Foundation’s third season on 11 and 18 July 2025. “A Song for the End of Everything” and “Shadows in the Math” fling Isaac Asimov’s universe 152 years into the future, where a decadent Galactic Empire, a swaggering mercantile Foundation and a mind-bending pirate called the Mule now vie for the stars.

Feature
Epic Spaceship Cities: From Babylon 5 to Knights of Sidonia
Rithic P
Insights
15 Jul 2025
Space sci-fi titles featuring city-ships and spacecraft ecosystems represent some of the most ambitious and visually spectacular storytelling in the genre, combining hard science with compelling human drama in the ultimate frontier setting. The concept of entire cities or ecosystems thriving within massive spacecraft has become a cornerstone of space sci-fi storytelling.

Feature
Space Sci-Fi Book of the Week: Artemis by Andy Weir – A Lunar Heist That Reaches for the Stars
Rithic P
Literature
8 Jul 2025
When Andy Weir crafted "The Martian," he proved that hard science fiction could be both intellectually rigorous and wildly entertaining. With "Artemis," published in 2017, Weir transports readers to humanity's first city on the Moon, creating a space sci-fi universe where lunar tourism meets criminal enterprise in the most unlikely of settings.