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The image shows two contrasting science-fiction magazine covers, one from 2009 featuring a black-clad character with a white-haired wig amidst water splashes, and another from 2026 showcasing a futuristic spacecraft amidst cosmic scenes, with large years "2009" and "2026" overlaid respectively.

Print Is Not Dead — It Just Went to Space: Starlog Magazine Returns After 17 Years to Reclaim Its Throne as Sci-Fi's Bible

Starlog magazine returns to print on 13 November 2026 after a 17-year hiatus, edited by io9 founder Annalee Newitz with LeVar Burton and Dune features inside.

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.

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

Sir Patrick Stewart has died at 86. From Captain Picard to Professor Xavier, the Shakespearean knight gave space sci-fi its conscience and its soul.

A woman is shown running in an action scene cut-out placed in front of an image of Pinewood Studios, which is recognized by its iconic signage, with a large "FX Alien Earth" promotional banner prominently displayed in the sky.

Back at Pinewood: Peter Dinklage, Tracey Ullman and the Return to Alien's Spiritual Home Signal Season 2's Most Ambitious Gambit

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Ray Gunn Explained: Brad Bird's 30-Year Space Sci-Fi Noir Finally Arrives on Netflix

Brad Bird's Ray Gunn hits Netflix December 2026. Here's everything you need to know about the retro-futurist space sci-fi noir 30 years in the making.

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."

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

With a 91% Rotten Tomatoes score and a final season confirmed, For All Mankind has overtaken Star Trek as TV's best space sci-fi. SciNexic analyses how.

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

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

Michael Dorn directs and stars in Life 2.0, a UK-filmed space sci-fi thriller reuniting four Star Trek veterans — and it looks nothing like the Enterprise.

The image features logos of Star Wars and Lucasfilm Ltd, with a prominent view of the iconic Walt Disney Studios castle, set against a deep blue, starry sky.

The Phantom Greenlight: Star Wars Episode X Has a Director But Not a Studio Blessing — What It Means for Space Sci-Fi's Theatrical Future

Jon Watts is attached to direct Star Wars Episode X, but Disney has not greenlit the trilogy. SciNexic explains why this matters for space sci-fi.

An ensemble cast is depicted against a cosmic backdrop with a planet and spacecraft, showcasing the theme of space exploration in "The Ark" series.

The Ark Season 3: A Space Sci-Fi Underdog Finds Its Mission

From Ross 128B’s terrors to Homebase’s secrets, The Ark season 3 combines ambitious visuals, evolving characters and compelling search-and-rescue sci-fi.

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.

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

Every space sci-fi release arriving in November 2026 — from Blade Runner 2099 to Dune IMAX and Andy Weir's Exoplanet. Your complete SciNexic viewing guide.

Amazon Is Dialling Stargate Again. Can It Rebuild the Trust It Lost?

Amazon is developing a new Stargate series with Jac Schaeffer after cancelling Martin Gero’s revival. Explore the latest news and what it means for fans.

The image features two men standing in front of an ominous, cloudy sky with green light emanating from one man's hand, set against a backdrop of a small town street, with the word "Lanterns" prominently displayed.

Lanterns Episode 7: The Universe Opens Up. So Does Hal Jordan.

HBO's Lanterns finally leaves Earth in Episode 7, revealing Sinestro's return and an alien portal. SciNexic analyses whether the cosmic pivot saves the season.

A futuristic spaceship bridge with sleek, metallic surfaces features a crew member in a uniform standing at a central console surrounded by high-tech control panels and vibrant digital displays.

Is Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Great Space Sci-Fi? Yes. Is It Great Star Trek? Not Quite.

Starfleet Academy nails the sci‑fi thrills but misses the mark on what makes Star Trek truly iconic.

The image shows two contrasting science-fiction magazine covers, one from 2009 featuring a black-clad character with a white-haired wig amidst water splashes, and another from 2026 showcasing a futuristic spacecraft amidst cosmic scenes, with large years "2009" and "2026" overlaid respectively.

Print Is Not Dead — It Just Went to Space: Starlog Magazine Returns After 17 Years to Reclaim Its Throne as Sci-Fi's Bible

Starlog magazine returns to print on 13 November 2026 after a 17-year hiatus, edited by io9 founder Annalee Newitz with LeVar Burton and Dune features inside.

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."

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

With a 91% Rotten Tomatoes score and a final season confirmed, For All Mankind has overtaken Star Trek as TV's best space sci-fi. SciNexic analyses how.

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.

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

Every space sci-fi release arriving in November 2026 — from Blade Runner 2099 to Dune IMAX and Andy Weir's Exoplanet. Your complete SciNexic viewing guide.

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.

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

Sir Patrick Stewart has died at 86. From Captain Picard to Professor Xavier, the Shakespearean knight gave space sci-fi its conscience and its soul.

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

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

Michael Dorn directs and stars in Life 2.0, a UK-filmed space sci-fi thriller reuniting four Star Trek veterans — and it looks nothing like the Enterprise.

Amazon Is Dialling Stargate Again. Can It Rebuild the Trust It Lost?

Amazon is developing a new Stargate series with Jac Schaeffer after cancelling Martin Gero’s revival. Explore the latest news and what it means for fans.

A woman is shown running in an action scene cut-out placed in front of an image of Pinewood Studios, which is recognized by its iconic signage, with a large "FX Alien Earth" promotional banner prominently displayed in the sky.

Back at Pinewood: Peter Dinklage, Tracey Ullman and the Return to Alien's Spiritual Home Signal Season 2's Most Ambitious Gambit

Peter Dinklage and Tracey Ullman join Alien: Earth Season 2 filming at Pinewood — the 1979 Alien's original home. Here's what it all means for space Sci-Fi.

The image features logos of Star Wars and Lucasfilm Ltd, with a prominent view of the iconic Walt Disney Studios castle, set against a deep blue, starry sky.

The Phantom Greenlight: Star Wars Episode X Has a Director But Not a Studio Blessing — What It Means for Space Sci-Fi's Theatrical Future

Jon Watts is attached to direct Star Wars Episode X, but Disney has not greenlit the trilogy. SciNexic explains why this matters for space sci-fi.

The image features two men standing in front of an ominous, cloudy sky with green light emanating from one man's hand, set against a backdrop of a small town street, with the word "Lanterns" prominently displayed.

Lanterns Episode 7: The Universe Opens Up. So Does Hal Jordan.

HBO's Lanterns finally leaves Earth in Episode 7, revealing Sinestro's return and an alien portal. SciNexic analyses whether the cosmic pivot saves the season.

Ray Gunn Explained: Brad Bird's 30-Year Space Sci-Fi Noir Finally Arrives on Netflix

Brad Bird's Ray Gunn hits Netflix December 2026. Here's everything you need to know about the retro-futurist space sci-fi noir 30 years in the making.

An ensemble cast is depicted against a cosmic backdrop with a planet and spacecraft, showcasing the theme of space exploration in "The Ark" series.

The Ark Season 3: A Space Sci-Fi Underdog Finds Its Mission

From Ross 128B’s terrors to Homebase’s secrets, The Ark season 3 combines ambitious visuals, evolving characters and compelling search-and-rescue sci-fi.

A futuristic spaceship bridge with sleek, metallic surfaces features a crew member in a uniform standing at a central console surrounded by high-tech control panels and vibrant digital displays.

Is Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Great Space Sci-Fi? Yes. Is It Great Star Trek? Not Quite.

Starfleet Academy nails the sci‑fi thrills but misses the mark on what makes Star Trek truly iconic.

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