Science Fiction
# science-fiction - Sunday 13 January, 2013
13 major global risks that used to be the stuff of science fiction
Orbital debris, persistent extreme weather, digital meltdown, geomagnetic storms… the World Economic Forum considers some risky business.
# science-fiction - Friday 19 October, 2012
JJ Abrams’ new blockbuster filming in Dublin?
Edgar Wright is directing the ‘Collider’ science fiction project.
# science-fiction - Friday 28 September, 2012
The Evening Fix…now with added iSorry
Some of the things we learned, loved and shared today.
# science-fiction - Wednesday 6 June, 2012
Author Ray Bradbury passes away aged 91
The Fahrenheit 451 writer sometimes surprised even himself with the sheer volume of work he managed to produce throughout his 70-year career.
# science-fiction - Friday 29 July, 2011
We are not alone – asteroid discovered in Earth’s orbit
Thankfully, this Trojan asteroid poses no danger to the planet.
# science-fiction - Friday 15 July, 2011
Chart of the week: Golfers at the Open named Simon
Our team of boffins have been working their calculators into dust figuring this one out.
# science-fiction - Thursday 14 July, 2011
# science-fiction - Saturday 2 July, 2011
Chart of the week: the topics up for discussion on The Sunday Game
Our team of statisticians were sent to the lab for the week with a graph book and some crayons. And this is what they came up with it.
# science-fiction - Saturday 25 June, 2011
Chart of the week: Conor Niland v Roger Federer
He booked his place at the All-England Club but ultimately narrowly missed the Fed Express. How does Conor Niland’s record stand now with the Swiss master?
# science-fiction - Saturday 18 June, 2011
Chart of the week: Do events on the pitch correlate to Davy Fitzgerald’s swearing?
He says he doesn’t care that he was ‘caught’ on camera last Sunday and he doesn’t listen to Gift Grub. But Davy Fitz is this week’s guinea pig.
# science-fiction - Saturday 11 June, 2011
Chart of the week: should Ireland stick with McShane as skipper?
Our team of boffins have studied the stats all week – and here’s our scientific recommendation for Trap.
# science-fiction - Saturday 4 June, 2011
Chart of the Week: does the price of a pint indicate a win for Ireland in Macedonia?
Trap’s side are in Skopje for a crunch Euro 2012 showdown. Does the inflationary cost of a pint correlate with rising Irish fortunes in Macedonia?
# science-fiction - Tuesday 3 May, 2011
Scientologists say Russia has lifted ‘extremist literature’ ban
Some writings by the movement’s founder, science-fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard, were banned in late April after a Siberian court found them to be “extremist literature.”
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