As expansive as the sci-fi genre is within cinema, too many great movies are completely forgotten by audiences, like Moon and The Quiet Earth.

Our TV movie pick for today (Thursday, 19 March) is The Andromeda Strain, the 1971 sci-fi thriller film based on the Michael Crichton novel.

The year 1740 was the crest of that wave of spiritual power called the Great Awakening. … The message of personal commitment and individual decision central to the Awakening reached a wider audience ...

When Michael Crichton penned the 1971 alien-invasion classic 'The Andromeda Strain,' he couldn't have predicted just how ...

Image: Universal Pictures While the crisis of a global pandemic (or near-extinction) is averted by the end of Wise’s sci-fi thriller, the implications are still dire. As humans tend to cycle through ...

Several formerly unfilmable sci-fi novels have been adapted in the last few years, including Foundation and the upcoming Neuromancer, both on Apple TV. Netflix has joined the trend with 3 Body Problem ...

Can the Campfire Audio Andromeda 10 justify its $1,799 price in today’s crowded flagship IEM market, and does it truly improve on the legendary Andromeda sound? This review is ultimately a subjective ...

Karne in a hazmat suit standing behind a panicked Peter Jackson with a baby in The Andtomeda Strain - Universal We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Robert Wise's 1971 sci-fi ...

An artist's rendition of an imploding star, surrounded by expelled gas and dust shown in red Keith Miller, Caltech / IPAC – SELab Over roughly the past decade, a gleaming star some 2.5 million ...

A team of astronomers led by the Flatiron Institute’s Kishalay De discovered that a star in the Andromeda Galaxy disappeared without going supernova, and instead collapsed directly into a black hole.

The Andromeda Galaxy, shown here with two of its satellite or companion galaxies, is one of few objects in the night sky visible with the unaided eye that's outside our own Milky Way Galaxy. And I do ...

Most messages are press releases about astronomical discoveries—okay, scratch that; most of them are spam, but science announcements are an easy second place. But I also get questions from readers ...