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SCI-FI, FROM A COSMIC ANGLE

A universe of stories.

Discover the films, series, books and ideas that keep the future in motion.

EXPLORE TOPICS

A universe of stories.

Discover the films, series, books and ideas that keep the future in motion.

EXPLORE TOPICS

A universe of stories.

Discover the films, series, books and ideas that keep the future in motion.

EXPLORE TOPICS

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The cover of the book "Robopocalypse" by Daniel H. Wilson features a close-up of a robotic face with red, glowing eyes against a metallic background, emphasizing the title in bold red letters.

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Robopocalypse Rises from the Dead: Why Hollywood's AI Apocalypse Stories Are Abandoning Cinema for Television

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This week, Ron Howard confirmed he will direct the pilot of a television adaptation of Daniel H. Wilson's Robopocalypse, with Akiva Goldsman attached as showrunner and Steven Spielberg executive-producing through Amblin Entertainment. The announcement, reported by The Hollywood Reporter, represents a sharp turn for a project that spent fifteen years trapped in development as a feature film

An astronaut in a space suit stands on the lunar surface, with the Earth visible in the background and the American flag on the suit, representing "For All Mankind."

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The Quiet Coup: How For All Mankind Became Television's Definitive Space Exploration Series — and Why Star Trek Should Be Taking Notes

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Across five seasons and 50 episodes, Apple TV's For All Mankind has accumulated a 91% Rotten Tomatoes approval rating, spawned a spin-off series, and built a fictional timeline stretching from 1969 to the present day. It has done so without a single phaser, transporter, or warp drive — and in the process, it has quietly become what Star Trek used to be.

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Sci-Fi Guides

November 2026 Space Sci-Fi Releases: The Complete SciNexic Guide to Every Film, Show, Game, and Book Worth Your Time

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Last year, November belonged to video games. This year, it belongs to space sci-fi across every medium simultaneously — and the sheer density of releases arriving over the next thirty days represents something the genre has not seen since the autumn of 2014, when Interstellar, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, and Dragon Age: Inquisition competed for the same cultural oxygen. Here is everything arriving, ranked by significance, with the dates, platforms, and context you need to plan your month.

A distant planet with a dark, reddish hue orbits a bright, glowing star against the backdrop of a starry space scene.

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A Real Lava World Wrapped in Impossible Clouds: JWST Finds the Cosmic Fireball Exoplanet That Rewrites Space Sci-Fi's Rulebook

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Beneath a sky of vaporised rock, 280 light-years from Earth, a planet completes its orbit in just ten and a half hours. Surface temperatures breach 1,800°C. Starlight hammers the dayside with enough ferocity to strip any known atmosphere into oblivion.

A man in a futuristic uniform stands solemnly in front of a large, glowing spaceship amidst a cosmic background, with the text "Farewell, Captain. R.I.P." displayed in bold letters.

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Forty Years, Two Icons, One Legacy: Sir Patrick Stewart Gave Space Sci-Fi Its Conscience — and Changed What the Genre Could Mean

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Three Olivier Awards, a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II, and two of the most recognisable characters in the history of space sci-fi — all belonging to a man who almost turned down the role that changed everything because he thought a "bald Brit" had no business commanding a starship.

Two individuals lie side by side in a futuristic, illuminated white chamber, suggesting a sci-fi setting or advanced technology environment.

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Worf's Next Mission Is Behind the Camera: Michael Dorn's Life 2.0 Reunites Four Star Trek Veterans for a Kubrickian Space Sci-Fi Thriller

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This week, four actors whose combined screen time aboard Starfleet vessels spans more than three decades announced they have completed an entirely different kind of space sci-fi mission — and not a single phaser was involved.

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The cover of the book "Robopocalypse" by Daniel H. Wilson features a close-up of a robotic face with red, glowing eyes against a metallic background, emphasizing the title in bold red letters.

Report

Robopocalypse Rises from the Dead: Why Hollywood's AI Apocalypse Stories Are Abandoning Cinema for Television

TV/Series

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This week, Ron Howard confirmed he will direct the pilot of a television adaptation of Daniel H. Wilson's Robopocalypse, with Akiva Goldsman attached as showrunner and Steven Spielberg executive-producing through Amblin Entertainment. The announcement, reported by The Hollywood Reporter, represents a sharp turn for a project that spent fifteen years trapped in development as a feature film

An astronaut in a space suit stands on the lunar surface, with the Earth visible in the background and the American flag on the suit, representing "For All Mankind."

SciNexic Analysis

The Quiet Coup: How For All Mankind Became Television's Definitive Space Exploration Series — and Why Star Trek Should Be Taking Notes

TV/Series

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Across five seasons and 50 episodes, Apple TV's For All Mankind has accumulated a 91% Rotten Tomatoes approval rating, spawned a spin-off series, and built a fictional timeline stretching from 1969 to the present day. It has done so without a single phaser, transporter, or warp drive — and in the process, it has quietly become what Star Trek used to be.

A dramatic scene depicts three colossal sandworms emerging from a vast desert landscape, while numerous tiny figures scatter frantically across the sand in the foreground, emphasizing a sense of urgency and scale.

Sci-Fi Guides

November 2026 Space Sci-Fi Releases: The Complete SciNexic Guide to Every Film, Show, Game, and Book Worth Your Time

Insights

Rithic P

Last year, November belonged to video games. This year, it belongs to space sci-fi across every medium simultaneously — and the sheer density of releases arriving over the next thirty days represents something the genre has not seen since the autumn of 2014, when Interstellar, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, and Dragon Age: Inquisition competed for the same cultural oxygen. Here is everything arriving, ranked by significance, with the dates, platforms, and context you need to plan your month.

A distant planet with a dark, reddish hue orbits a bright, glowing star against the backdrop of a starry space scene.

Report

A Real Lava World Wrapped in Impossible Clouds: JWST Finds the Cosmic Fireball Exoplanet That Rewrites Space Sci-Fi's Rulebook

Technology

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Beneath a sky of vaporised rock, 280 light-years from Earth, a planet completes its orbit in just ten and a half hours. Surface temperatures breach 1,800°C. Starlight hammers the dayside with enough ferocity to strip any known atmosphere into oblivion.

A man in a futuristic uniform stands solemnly in front of a large, glowing spaceship amidst a cosmic background, with the text "Farewell, Captain. R.I.P." displayed in bold letters.

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Forty Years, Two Icons, One Legacy: Sir Patrick Stewart Gave Space Sci-Fi Its Conscience — and Changed What the Genre Could Mean

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Three Olivier Awards, a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II, and two of the most recognisable characters in the history of space sci-fi — all belonging to a man who almost turned down the role that changed everything because he thought a "bald Brit" had no business commanding a starship.

Two individuals lie side by side in a futuristic, illuminated white chamber, suggesting a sci-fi setting or advanced technology environment.

Report

Worf's Next Mission Is Behind the Camera: Michael Dorn's Life 2.0 Reunites Four Star Trek Veterans for a Kubrickian Space Sci-Fi Thriller

Movies

Rithic P

This week, four actors whose combined screen time aboard Starfleet vessels spans more than three decades announced they have completed an entirely different kind of space sci-fi mission — and not a single phaser was involved.

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Dune: Awakening Comes to Fortnite in a New Kind of Gaming Crossover

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A giant sandworm erupting through a Fortnite map sounds exactly like the sort of thing that shouldn't work. And yet here we are. Players can now summon Shai-Hulud using a Thumper, wield Dune-inspired weaponry, and unlock themed rewards as Dune: Awakening makes its way into Fortnite through creator-made experiences.

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Industry Report

Dave Filoni Takes the Throne: What Lucasfilm's Leadership Shake-Up Means for Space Sci-Fi's Most Important Franchise

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Dave Filoni has never courted the spotlight. The man who created Ahsoka Tano, breathed narrative coherence into The Clone Wars, and quietly became the most trusted creative steward in modern Star Wars mythology preferred, for most of his career, to be the person who makes the presidents look good. Now he is the president.

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The cover of the book "Robopocalypse" by Daniel H. Wilson features a close-up of a robotic face with red, glowing eyes against a metallic background, emphasizing the title in bold red letters.

Report

Robopocalypse Rises from the Dead: Why Hollywood's AI Apocalypse Stories Are Abandoning Cinema for Television

TV/Series

Rithic P

This week, Ron Howard confirmed he will direct the pilot of a television adaptation of Daniel H. Wilson's Robopocalypse, with Akiva Goldsman attached as showrunner and Steven Spielberg executive-producing through Amblin Entertainment. The announcement, reported by The Hollywood Reporter, represents a sharp turn for a project that spent fifteen years trapped in development as a feature film

An astronaut in a space suit stands on the lunar surface, with the Earth visible in the background and the American flag on the suit, representing "For All Mankind."

SciNexic Analysis

The Quiet Coup: How For All Mankind Became Television's Definitive Space Exploration Series — and Why Star Trek Should Be Taking Notes

TV/Series

Rithic P

Across five seasons and 50 episodes, Apple TV's For All Mankind has accumulated a 91% Rotten Tomatoes approval rating, spawned a spin-off series, and built a fictional timeline stretching from 1969 to the present day. It has done so without a single phaser, transporter, or warp drive — and in the process, it has quietly become what Star Trek used to be.

A dramatic scene depicts three colossal sandworms emerging from a vast desert landscape, while numerous tiny figures scatter frantically across the sand in the foreground, emphasizing a sense of urgency and scale.

Sci-Fi Guides

November 2026 Space Sci-Fi Releases: The Complete SciNexic Guide to Every Film, Show, Game, and Book Worth Your Time

Insights

Rithic P

Last year, November belonged to video games. This year, it belongs to space sci-fi across every medium simultaneously — and the sheer density of releases arriving over the next thirty days represents something the genre has not seen since the autumn of 2014, when Interstellar, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, and Dragon Age: Inquisition competed for the same cultural oxygen. Here is everything arriving, ranked by significance, with the dates, platforms, and context you need to plan your month.

A distant planet with a dark, reddish hue orbits a bright, glowing star against the backdrop of a starry space scene.

Report

A Real Lava World Wrapped in Impossible Clouds: JWST Finds the Cosmic Fireball Exoplanet That Rewrites Space Sci-Fi's Rulebook

Technology

Rithic P

Beneath a sky of vaporised rock, 280 light-years from Earth, a planet completes its orbit in just ten and a half hours. Surface temperatures breach 1,800°C. Starlight hammers the dayside with enough ferocity to strip any known atmosphere into oblivion.

A man in a futuristic uniform stands solemnly in front of a large, glowing spaceship amidst a cosmic background, with the text "Farewell, Captain. R.I.P." displayed in bold letters.

Feature

Forty Years, Two Icons, One Legacy: Sir Patrick Stewart Gave Space Sci-Fi Its Conscience — and Changed What the Genre Could Mean

Insights

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Three Olivier Awards, a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II, and two of the most recognisable characters in the history of space sci-fi — all belonging to a man who almost turned down the role that changed everything because he thought a "bald Brit" had no business commanding a starship.

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From Star Trek to Interstellar, we’ve got the space-time continuum covered.

From Star Trek to Interstellar, we’ve got the space-time continuum covered.

From Star Trek to Interstellar, we’ve got the space-time continuum covered.

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of epic Space Sci-Fi content to travel light years with!

of epic Space Sci-Fi content to travel light years with!

of epic Space Sci-Fi content to travel light years with!

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