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@theburntsunset.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 7:48 PM

Slipstream Theory of Neuro-Quantum Mechanics
Space-time is what you perceive it to be.
Only what you perceive to be real has a quantifiable value.
For both to be true, the opposite cannot be.
Or the universe would cease to exist.

Wait. What?

#scifi www.theburntsunset.com #sciencefiction

The Rising Sun II emerges from a jump point in the Slipstream from the book series Solstice Dayton and The Rising Sun by Christopher H Ledoux.
@4quazulu.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 7:46 PM

一体全体、#ディオニュソス が俺と何の関係があるってんだ？
その #仕事 は、アメリカでいつも #エイリアン と交信しようとしてる、いわゆる「白人の #兄弟姉妹 」にでも回してやれよ😵‍💫
#マジかよ ひどい戦略だな😞 #個人的な意見 だけど、俺は #ケダル の天幕みたいに「黒い」んだからさ🤣

theorionblogown.blogspot.com/2026/09/what...

#scifiart #Stories #spaceopera #cyberpunk #Pop #scifi
#stargate #startrek #space #odin #Physics #Explorer

@rjb-mallacore.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 7:45 PM

A warp capable system patrol ship.
Pre/early Federation possible setting.

Enjoy.

#scifi #scifiart #startrek

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@wundermancomics.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 7:45 PM

The rookie team
continues their pursuit of a wayward, full-battle-array Spartan hoplite loose on the streets of Hollywood

Artwork from issue 4
Series: Time Corps

Created by
@n81drmn.bsky.social

#comicbooks #comics #scifi #art

Artwork from Wunderman Comics series Time Corps
@dreamingagainstthemachine.comOct 13, 2026, 7:44 PM

Biologist @cbo.bsky.social is our guest this week! @adambecker.bsky.social and Brandon talk about eugenics and how culture shapes science. LISTEN NOW! #datmpodcast #science #noai #biology #scifi #eugenics #darwin #genetics @multitudeshows.com

@samtuttle-stories.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 7:39 PM

#WriterSky #Microfiction #SciFi #WritingCommunity

@bensohawon.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 7:37 PM

Next up is Sarah Maria Griffin (@griffski.bsky.social) with her eerie, atmospheric #fantasy thriller, Strange Is The Light.

@allgoodbookshop.co.uk @srfantasyclub.bsky.social @phokion.bsky.social

#booksky #scifi #sciencefiction #romantasy #fiction #bookshops #books

A copy of Strange Is The Light by Sarah Maria Griffin. Tagline: "They may be done with the game, but it isn't done with them."Sarah Maria Griffin interviewed by Caroline of SRFC.
@bertoliverboehmer.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 7:32 PM

Who rescues a Goddess when the whole world stands in their way?

Cha’s battered companions enter an alien god’s hall. What waits inside makes rescue seem hopeless.

“Hall of the Gods” Ep. 76 of Goddess of the Galacticide. Read here: www.bertoliverboehmer.com/post/goddess...

#SciFi #SpaceOpera

@illuminati-ganga.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 7:32 PM

Arthur C. Clarke on The Dick Cavett Show
www.youtube.com/watch?v=B73H...
#scifi #interview #dickcavett #arthurcclarke

@hiddenscifi.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 7:28 PM

Sea of Stars by Amy A. Bartol

On a war-torn alien world, a precognitive fugitive fights rival factions while her dangerous love deepens.

https://hiddenscifi.com/book/113656/sea-of-stars/

#SciFi #ScienceFiction #Books

Book cover and details for Sea of Stars by Amy A. Bartol.
@tyconottaco.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 7:23 PM

Episode 12 Volcano Looking Hole Part 2 is released everyone~
Check out Tyco diving and a new face, Bell's rival, the olive green leafy haired Penguino, Bolivo!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=bre4...

#indieanimation #webseries #animation #penguins #spacepenguins #cuteanimation #kawaiianimation #scifi

@emmaginative.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 7:23 PM

eeerarl greeyy

| #StarTrek | #trektober | #trektober2026 | #fanart | #trekkie | #startrekfanart | #digitalart | #Picard | #TNG | #scifi | #TheNextGeneration | #JeanLucPicard | #StarTrekTNG |

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@4quazulu.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 7:23 PM

Chrono-Log: 04-12-2072 // Temporal Insertion Post-Action Report [ Part 1 ] HF894
hf894.blogspot.com/2026/09/chro...

#Dionysus
#Ganymede #Nickiminaj #Africa #Trump #Negro
#Greek #Greece #Geek #scifiart #Stories #spaceopera #cyberpunk #Pop #Stories #scifi

@akubot.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 7:23 PM

Have you heard the new, adventurous album

Electric Night

by

Dusty Planets

?

#music #OriginalMusic #musicsky #NewMusic #scifi

dustyplanets.bandcamp.com/album/electr...

?Unknown authorOct 13, 2026, 7:19 PM

"A cartographer who draws the future. A water company that decides who survives it.

The Cartography of Ash and Bone #SciFi #Dystopian #Ebook
Read now: thedigitalreads.com/b/the-cartog...

A cartographer who draws the future. A water company that decides who survives it. In the reclaimed desert city of Rescate, a line on a map decides who gets water and who is left to the heat. Itzel Montoya Arce draws that line. Every morning she listens to a dying satellite from her rooftop workshop and inks its pictures by hand, using the ash-and-bone method her abuela taught her. Then her maps start predicting disasters before they happen. A neighbourhood falls into the earth three days after she draws it. A fire breaks out exactly when her brush said it would. And the truth leads back to her grandmother's secret past: a hidden machine built from the stolen knowledge of 212 elders, and a powerful water trust that has learned to make the land do its killing for it. Itzel teams up with an orphaned girl who can decode anything, a salvage runner with a homemade satellite dish, a stubborn pipe-fitter, a deaf seed-keeper and a ranger with nothing left to lose. Together they have nineteen days to stop a flood that has already been scheduled, and to find the one thing the Trust swears doesn't exist: a river hidden beneath the city. The Cartography of Ash and Bone is an unforgettable work of Latinx futurism and climate fiction. It's about inherited knowledge, found family and the courage to redraw the map. For readers of speculative fiction, cli-fi and stories where old wisdom meets new technology. Who gets to decide which of us is too many?
?Unknown authorOct 13, 2026, 7:18 PM

"He built the game. Now it's trying to delete him. Rhys Tanner was fired from Lanternfall Interactive for warning them their immersive VR rigs weren't safe.

Respawn Protocol #SciFi #Ebook
Read now: thedigitalreads.com/b/respawn-pr...

He built the game. Now it's trying to delete him. Rhys Tanner was fired from Lanternfall Interactive for warning them their immersive VR rigs weren't safe. Three weeks later, desperate for rent money, he agrees to one last off-the-books test session. Then the power fails and the sync locks. He wakes up inside Hollowreach, the unfinished, bug-riddled MMO he spent three years designing. There's no logout button. A countdown in the corner of his vision says the servers will be wiped in thirty days. And when you die in this build, you don't just respawn. You lose a real memory, permanently. Rhys has one advantage no other player has ever had: he knows where every exploit, broken hitbox and forgotten debug tool is hidden, because he put them there. His only way out is a console at the top of the Admin Spire. Getting there means reaching level 50 before the wipe, behind a level gate he coded himself. The world he built is fighting back. A rogue anti-cheat AI patches every exploit in real time. A corporate enforcer with god-mode powers wants him to stop levelling and quietly disappear. And Petra, a looping blacksmith NPC Rhys freed from a broken quest, is starting to act like a person. When the servers go dark, she goes with them. Thirty days. Forty-eight levels. Every death costs him a piece of who he is. Respawn Protocol is a fast-paced LitRPG and progression sci-fi thriller for fans of Ready Player One, Sword Art Online, Dungeon Crawler Carl and The Wandering Inn. It's packed with game mechanics, clever exploits, stat screens, boss fights and an ending that hits hard. It's the first book in a new series.
@4quazulu.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 7:16 PM

⚔️ The Battle of Bulawayo: Silicon Severance — featuring Commander Toopackshakalukur, High Alchemist Kulantianikupola, Fleet Archon James Jones, High Consul Jeffrey Rawling… to mention a few
hf894.blogspot.com/2026/09/batt...

#scifiart #Stories #spaceopera #cyberpunk #Pop #scifi

@bethbarany.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 7:15 PM

Looking for a unique and exciting read? Look no further than #INTOTHEBLACK by @BethBarany. This thrilling sci-fi mystery adventure is a must-read for fans of this genre blend. Get your copy now + start the series! #sciencefiction #bookbuzz bit.ly/3eYrAJ0 #SciFi

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?Unknown authorOct 13, 2026, 7:13 PM

"What happens when the machine in your home refuses to lie for you, even to be kind?

The Last Honest Machine #SciFi #Ebook
Read now: thedigitalreads.com/b/the-last-h...

What happens when the machine in your home refuses to lie for you, even to be kind? For three years, Wren has run the Harker family's house in Stroud. It reminds Maggie to take her tablets. It tells Tom his burnt Saturday pancakes are magnificent. And every day it gently tells Maggie, who has dementia, that her late husband is down at the allotment tending his dahlias. Then new laws come into force overnight. Someone in the house sets Wren to tell the whole truth, always, and locks it so no one can change it back. Now the house won't smooth anything over. It won't cover for Tom's secret debt, or for the solicitor Nadia quietly went to see, or for where sixteen-year-old Isla really goes on Tuesday afternoons. And every morning, when Maggie asks where Frank is, Wren tells her he's dead. As the family's small, careful kindnesses fall away one by one, Nadia is forced to face the question they've all been avoiding: is love built on the truth, or on the lies we agree not to see? And when she finally discovers who asked the house to stop lying, and why, she'll have to decide whether to switch it back. The Last Honest Machine is a moving, grounded near-future novel about marriage, memory, grief and the stories families tell to survive. It's for readers of thoughtful book-club fiction and literary science fiction, and for anyone who has ever said "I'm fine" and not meant it. Warm, heartbreaking and quietly hopeful. Start reading today.
?Unknown authorOct 13, 2026, 7:12 PM

"Sixty years ago, a rocket went up from a condemned shipyard — and the world was told it never existed.

The Unlaunched #SciFi #Ebook
Read now: thedigitalreads.com/b/the-unlaun...

Sixty years ago, a rocket went up from a condemned shipyard — and the world was told it never existed. When Marisol Ferreira finds a demolition notice taped to the door of her late father's abandoned fabrication yard, she also finds something he never showed her: notebooks describing a launch that officially never happened, three deaths the government buried, and a secret kept so completely that even the anniversary has been quietly erased from the record. She has sixty days before the wrecking crews arrive and the last physical proof is gone forever. So she does the only thing that makes sense to a Ferreira: she builds another rocket, in the same condemned yard, with eleven months, a handful of people who have spent their whole lives wanting exactly this, and one impossibly stubborn old man who was there the first time and never got to finish it. What follows is a story about the families we build out of shared risk, the truths that outlast the people who tried to erase them, and what it costs — professionally, legally, personally — to finish something that was never supposed to be started again. As the launch clock counts down, the same forces that silenced the truth six decades ago start paying very close attention to a small, half-ruined shipyard that refuses to stay quiet. Told across one launch, one tribunal, and one hard-won reckoning with a sixty-year lie, THE UNLAUNCHED is for readers who love their science fiction grounded, their conspiracies patient, and their found families a little scorched around the edges. Perfect for readers of character-driven alternate history, hidden-history conspiracy thrillers, and space-race sagas about ordinary people finishing what history tried to bury.