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Tag Archives: Space Travel
More Space Stories from MSJ!
If you enjoyed yesterday’s story, you might also like some of our previously published stories! “The Light of Their Lives” by Boris Glikman (consuming sunlight) “Retirement Options” by Sam Crane (the next steps for a space cop) “Your Star” by … Continue reading
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Tagged Astronomy, Astrophysics, MSJ Time Machine, Space Travel
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Fiction: A League of Her Own
An essay by Beth Cantrell, as provided by Robert Dawson Art by America Jones I’ve gone into space with some odd ducks, but let me tell you, Loreena Saunders was one of the oddest. On those early missions to Mars, … Continue reading
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Tagged America Jones, Baseball, Beth Cantrell, Robert Dawson, Space Travel
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Space Travel Throughout the History of MSJ
We’ve published a lot of science fiction stories involving space travel over the years at Mad Scientist Journal. Here’s just a few of them! “Every Little Star” by Fiona Moore (an alternate history look at 1960s space travel and technology) … Continue reading
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Fiction: Retirement Options
An excerpt from the journals of former Intergalactic Police (IGP) Agent Irene Magnus, as provided by Sam Crane Art by Luke Spooner “Cheers!” I clinked my round tumbler against the whiskey bottle with a little plink! and knocked back a … Continue reading
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Tagged Irene Magnus, Luke Spooner, Sam Crane, Science Fiction, Space Travel
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Every Little Star
An essay by Evangeline Artemisia “Artie” Quelch, as provided by Fiona Moore Art by America Jones 5 May 1963. Two weeks sealed in the pilot’s cabin on top of the gigantic Shackleton speed-of-light rocket had made me intimately familiar with … Continue reading
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Tagged America Jones, Computer Science, Fiona Moore, Space Travel
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Introduction to the Journal of Interplanetary Lycan Studies, Volume 1, Issue 1
An essay by Anneke Halim, as provided by S. Qiouyi Lu Art by America Jones The publication of the Journal of Interplanetary Lycan Studies is an opportune time to reflect on the history of our field and what we already … Continue reading
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Tagged America Jones, Anneke Halim, Biology, Cryptobiology, Lycanthropy, S. Qiouyi Lu, Space Travel
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The State of Mad Science, 2016
A speech by Professor T.D. McClure, MPhD, President of the Mad Scientists of America, presented by Laura Roberts Art by America Jones Dr. Evil, Mr. Vice President, Members of the International Scientific Community, my enemies, my co-conspirators, my fellow Mad … Continue reading
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Tagged America Jones, Archaeology, Cryptozoology, Genetic Engineering, Laura Roberts, Space Travel, Speech, T. D. McClure
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Ships Passing in the Night: Romance & Marriage between Lovers from Anti-synchronous Worlds
An essay by Specialist Estaugh Johnten, as provided by Mickey Hunt Art by Errow Collins A frozen image of the park’s playfield looks somewhat like an ordinary playfield on Earth. Families are sitting on blankets with their picnics, a canine … Continue reading
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Tagged Errow Collins, Estaugh A. Johnten, Mickey Hunt, Quantum Physics, Space Travel
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On Conveying Private Material and Persons in the Solar System
An essay by Prof M. A. De Bruin, as provided by Leenna Naidoo Art by Leigh Legler I’ve often been told that it is impossible for a private concern, much less a private individual, to set up a safe, secure, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Leena Naidoo, Leigh Legler, M. A. De Bruin, Space Travel
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Public Announcements
A message from Calvin Madison, Press Secretary, Nagasaki Planetation Provided by Christopher J. Teuton Art by Ariel Alian Wilson With Phase One of our new Residential Improvement Program completed, we at Nagasaki Planetation feel as if it is necessary to remind you, the public, of a … Continue reading
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Tagged Ariel Alian Wilson, Calvin Madison, Christopher J. Teuton, Humor, Space Travel
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