Worlds Without End

Electric Vehicles Could Rescue the US Power Grid By 2035, the batteries in California’s zero-emission cars could power every home in the state for three days.

The Best of World SF Giveaway Winners! The Best of World SF giveaway is over and it's time to announce our winners! We assigned each entry a number then used a random number generator to pick out five names: Sonia Oldrini Steven Arellano Rose Pat Mackenzie - . Jim Harris - . L. Raymond If you are one of...

WOW! I took this image on 5-21-2010. It’s amazing how Saturn has changed over those 11 years. Currently Saturn is heading back toward this orientation with the rings. Get out and view the majesty of the rings now while you can because eventually they’ll be pointed right at us again like in 2010.

Book giveaway. Share to win or retweet this tweet:

WorldsWithoutEnd on Twitter “Retweet for your chance to win! For details click https://t.co/fTfI9cKgOw. USA entries only. , ,”

Popular Science article from 1940.

Wind plus battery storage was doable 80 years ago. 😮

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1155567236716740608?s=12

e^👁🥧 on Twitter “Falcon rocket reentry from space with double sonic booms https://t.co/6DDPjcOgQH”

A new age of space exploration is beginning In Heaven as it is on Earth

Currently listening to The Drabblecast: Strange Stories for Strange Listeners:

Drabblecast 408- Doubleheader: Robert Reed - The Drabblecast This week The Drabblecast brings you two stories featuring the indelible work of genre luminary Robert Reed, "And So On," and "The Statistical Grandeurs"

Our (soon to be former) hosting company, folks. The image here about sums it up. Just...wow.

Customers furious over days-long outage as A2 Hosting scores a D- in Windows uptime An unexpected extended Easter break