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Best Space‑Sci‑Fi LEGO Sets on Amazon — Star Wars, The Mandalorian, NASA & More
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Product
16 Oct 2025
A fun, SciNexic‑style buyer’s guide to the best space‑sci‑fi LEGO sets on Amazon right now — covering showstoppers for collectors, high‑value rockets for learners, The Mandalorian must‑buys, and notable movie/TV franchise sets released over the last five years.

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Search and Rescue Across the Stars: What to Expect from The Ark Season 3
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TV/Series
6 Oct 2025
Season 3 pivots The Ark from trapped survival episodes toward a dual‑track narrative — establishing a fledgling colony while mounting dangerous rescue missions across the system — with an increased focus on exploration, possible first contact, and leadership tested in new ways.

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The Mandalorian & Grogu Movie: A New Chapter in the Star Wars Saga
Rithic P
Movies
26 Sept 2025
The Mandalorian & Grogu makes the leap from streaming phenomenon to tent‑pole cinema with a first trailer that proves Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni intend to keep the show’s heart while widening the horizon. The teaser arrived on September 22, 2025, and frames a New Republic‑era caper starring Pedro Pascal’s Din Djarin and an increasingly powerful Grogu.

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Full Marks: Foundation S3’s Finale is a Masterclass in Style that Primes Season 4
Rithic P
TV/Series
24 Sept 2025
The finale, titled “The Darkness,” closes Season 3 with operatic flourishes—Demerzel’s tragic end, the violent collapse of the Cleonic cloning banks, the shocking revelation that Bayta is the Mule, and a final, very deliberate shot of Earth and robots on the Moon—that together reset the series’ stakes and leave a clear runway for Season 4.

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Space Sci‑Fi Book of the Week — Luminous by Silvia Park
Rithic P
Literature
23 Sept 2025
A sharp, debut near‑future thriller about missing AIs and blurred human/robot family ties—Luminous is a timely, emotionally charged entry in 2025’s crop of space‑adjacent speculative fiction.

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From 99% to 61%: What Season 3 Lost Compared to Strange New Worlds’ First Two Years
Rithic P
TV/Series
16 Sept 2025
Season 3 registered a measurable decline in audience approval compared with Seasons 1–2 while critics were comparatively forgiving, and the reasons are both creative (tone, pacing, character focus) and industrial (strike delays and a compressed production window). That mix explains why many viewers felt the season “didn’t quite hit” even as the series remained a commercial draws.

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Space Sci‑Fi Showdown: Who’s the “Baddest” Bounty Hunter in the Cosmos?
Rithic P
Insights
13 Sept 2025
Bounty hunters in space sci‑fi are often liminal figures — they enforce, exploit, survive and sometimes redeem. They let writers and filmmakers ask big questions about justice, identity, embodiment and commerce without relying on institutions: a single contract can reveal a whole galaxy’s ethics.

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Space Sci‑Fi Book of the Week — The Black Fantastic: 20 Afrofuturist Stories (ed. André M. Carrington)
Rithic P
Literature
31 Aug 2025
The Black Fantastic is a must‑read for space sci‑fi fans who want the genre to do more than plot devices and starships; it bends cosmic imagination toward history, memory and political repair in twenty sharp, inventive stories curated by André M. Carrington.

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After a Mild and Steady Season‑3 Opener — Has Apple TV+’s Invasion Done Enough to Impress Space‑Sci‑Fi Fans?
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TV/Series
25 Aug 2025
The Season 3 premiere (titled “The Ones We Leave Behind”) is a slow‑burn, emotionally charged reset that will satisfy fans who come for character drama and myth‑building, but it’s unlikely to convert viewers longing for immediate spectacle; critical reaction is mixed and viewership has dipped, even as engagement remains high.

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Gravastar Mars Pro — A Space‑Sci‑Fi Statement Speaker That Actually Delivers
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Product
24 Aug 2025
The Mars Pro looks intentionally like a piece of movie hardware — a compact orb of machined metal perched on three articulated tripod legs, with an aesthetic that riffs on retro‑futurism, mecha and rugged sci‑fi props.

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Project Hyperion 2025 – From Thought Experiment to Star-Ready Blueprint
Rithic P
Technology
31 Jul 2025
The 2024/25 Project Hyperion competition has crowned Team Chrysalis as the architects of the most convincing generation-ship concept yet. Their modular, self-growing habitat beat 60+ global entries by fusing hard engineering with a cinematic “living cocoon.” Runners-up WFP Extreme (Poland) and Systema Stellare Proximum (India) delivered people-centric visions brimming with culture, governance, and asteroid shielding.

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Katana in the Cosmos: Why Samurai Jack Is Secretly a Space-Sci-Fi Delight
Rithic P
TV/Series
25 Jul 2025
Cartoon Network’s Samurai Jack, the brainchild of Genndy Tartakovsky, is usually filed under “samurai fantasy.” Yet dig beneath the bamboo leaves and ink-washed skies and you’ll uncover a show that adores rockets, alien star-yachts and bug-eyed killer drones. Across its five seasons the cult series repeatedly hurls its stoic hero into orbit, proving that space-sci-fi can flourish beside Zen minimalism without a single creak in tone.
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Best Space‑Sci‑Fi LEGO Sets on Amazon — Star Wars, The Mandalorian, NASA & More
Rithic P
Product
16 Oct 2025
A fun, SciNexic‑style buyer’s guide to the best space‑sci‑fi LEGO sets on Amazon right now — covering showstoppers for collectors, high‑value rockets for learners, The Mandalorian must‑buys, and notable movie/TV franchise sets released over the last five years.

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Search and Rescue Across the Stars: What to Expect from The Ark Season 3
Rithic P
TV/Series
6 Oct 2025
Season 3 pivots The Ark from trapped survival episodes toward a dual‑track narrative — establishing a fledgling colony while mounting dangerous rescue missions across the system — with an increased focus on exploration, possible first contact, and leadership tested in new ways.

Report
The Mandalorian & Grogu Movie: A New Chapter in the Star Wars Saga
Rithic P
Movies
26 Sept 2025
The Mandalorian & Grogu makes the leap from streaming phenomenon to tent‑pole cinema with a first trailer that proves Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni intend to keep the show’s heart while widening the horizon. The teaser arrived on September 22, 2025, and frames a New Republic‑era caper starring Pedro Pascal’s Din Djarin and an increasingly powerful Grogu.

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Full Marks: Foundation S3’s Finale is a Masterclass in Style that Primes Season 4
Rithic P
TV/Series
24 Sept 2025
The finale, titled “The Darkness,” closes Season 3 with operatic flourishes—Demerzel’s tragic end, the violent collapse of the Cleonic cloning banks, the shocking revelation that Bayta is the Mule, and a final, very deliberate shot of Earth and robots on the Moon—that together reset the series’ stakes and leave a clear runway for Season 4.

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Space Sci‑Fi Book of the Week — Luminous by Silvia Park
Rithic P
Literature
23 Sept 2025
A sharp, debut near‑future thriller about missing AIs and blurred human/robot family ties—Luminous is a timely, emotionally charged entry in 2025’s crop of space‑adjacent speculative fiction.

Review
From 99% to 61%: What Season 3 Lost Compared to Strange New Worlds’ First Two Years
Rithic P
TV/Series
16 Sept 2025
Season 3 registered a measurable decline in audience approval compared with Seasons 1–2 while critics were comparatively forgiving, and the reasons are both creative (tone, pacing, character focus) and industrial (strike delays and a compressed production window). That mix explains why many viewers felt the season “didn’t quite hit” even as the series remained a commercial draws.

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Space Sci‑Fi Showdown: Who’s the “Baddest” Bounty Hunter in the Cosmos?
Rithic P
Insights
13 Sept 2025
Bounty hunters in space sci‑fi are often liminal figures — they enforce, exploit, survive and sometimes redeem. They let writers and filmmakers ask big questions about justice, identity, embodiment and commerce without relying on institutions: a single contract can reveal a whole galaxy’s ethics.

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Space Sci‑Fi Book of the Week — The Black Fantastic: 20 Afrofuturist Stories (ed. André M. Carrington)
Rithic P
Literature
31 Aug 2025
The Black Fantastic is a must‑read for space sci‑fi fans who want the genre to do more than plot devices and starships; it bends cosmic imagination toward history, memory and political repair in twenty sharp, inventive stories curated by André M. Carrington.
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Best Space‑Sci‑Fi LEGO Sets on Amazon — Star Wars, The Mandalorian, NASA & More
Rithic P
Product
16 Oct 2025
A fun, SciNexic‑style buyer’s guide to the best space‑sci‑fi LEGO sets on Amazon right now — covering showstoppers for collectors, high‑value rockets for learners, The Mandalorian must‑buys, and notable movie/TV franchise sets released over the last five years.

Feature
Search and Rescue Across the Stars: What to Expect from The Ark Season 3
Rithic P
TV/Series
6 Oct 2025
Season 3 pivots The Ark from trapped survival episodes toward a dual‑track narrative — establishing a fledgling colony while mounting dangerous rescue missions across the system — with an increased focus on exploration, possible first contact, and leadership tested in new ways.

Report
The Mandalorian & Grogu Movie: A New Chapter in the Star Wars Saga
Rithic P
Movies
26 Sept 2025
The Mandalorian & Grogu makes the leap from streaming phenomenon to tent‑pole cinema with a first trailer that proves Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni intend to keep the show’s heart while widening the horizon. The teaser arrived on September 22, 2025, and frames a New Republic‑era caper starring Pedro Pascal’s Din Djarin and an increasingly powerful Grogu.

Article
Full Marks: Foundation S3’s Finale is a Masterclass in Style that Primes Season 4
Rithic P
TV/Series
24 Sept 2025
The finale, titled “The Darkness,” closes Season 3 with operatic flourishes—Demerzel’s tragic end, the violent collapse of the Cleonic cloning banks, the shocking revelation that Bayta is the Mule, and a final, very deliberate shot of Earth and robots on the Moon—that together reset the series’ stakes and leave a clear runway for Season 4.

Feature
Space Sci‑Fi Book of the Week — Luminous by Silvia Park
Rithic P
Literature
23 Sept 2025
A sharp, debut near‑future thriller about missing AIs and blurred human/robot family ties—Luminous is a timely, emotionally charged entry in 2025’s crop of space‑adjacent speculative fiction.

Review
From 99% to 61%: What Season 3 Lost Compared to Strange New Worlds’ First Two Years
Rithic P
TV/Series
16 Sept 2025
Season 3 registered a measurable decline in audience approval compared with Seasons 1–2 while critics were comparatively forgiving, and the reasons are both creative (tone, pacing, character focus) and industrial (strike delays and a compressed production window). That mix explains why many viewers felt the season “didn’t quite hit” even as the series remained a commercial draws.

Feature
Space Sci‑Fi Showdown: Who’s the “Baddest” Bounty Hunter in the Cosmos?
Rithic P
Insights
13 Sept 2025
Bounty hunters in space sci‑fi are often liminal figures — they enforce, exploit, survive and sometimes redeem. They let writers and filmmakers ask big questions about justice, identity, embodiment and commerce without relying on institutions: a single contract can reveal a whole galaxy’s ethics.

Feature
Space Sci‑Fi Book of the Week — The Black Fantastic: 20 Afrofuturist Stories (ed. André M. Carrington)
Rithic P
Literature
31 Aug 2025
The Black Fantastic is a must‑read for space sci‑fi fans who want the genre to do more than plot devices and starships; it bends cosmic imagination toward history, memory and political repair in twenty sharp, inventive stories curated by André M. Carrington.
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From Star Trek to Interstellar, we’ve got the space-time continuum covered.
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