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Clara, a sci-fi film, won the Jury Best Narrative Feature award at the Austin Film Festival. The festival, which ran October 25 – November 1, screened more than 180 films, and brought screenwriters and filmmakers together to celebrate the role of the screenplay in film and television. Clara, written by …

Lawrence Gowan explained the making of 'The Mission,' mulled over my unique interpretation of the album cover, and offered teasers on the new Styx tour.

What did I learn in 2016? How can I sum it up?

There's a definite pinnacle to Saturday with the most popular and interesting panels.

Celebrated astronaut Buzz Aldrin discussed "No Dream is to High: Life Lessons Learned from a Man Who Walked on the Moon", his new memoir, space missions, and the future of space exploration.

The Mars 2030 Experience is not just a video game, but a highly detailed and accurate simulation of the surface of Mars, based on data and photographs from the Mars Rover and a European satellite orbiting the red planet. It's part of a larger effort to determine the feasibility of establishing human habitation on Mars.

A runaway bestseller, the book boasts a simple but intriguing premise: with a mission gone wrong, NASA astronaut Mark Watney is accidentally stranded on Mars and needs to find a way to survive and get back to Earth.

The government may have shut down NASA’s space program, but thankfully there are still plenty of these programs to keep us enlightened.

There are approximately 9,600 near earth objects that NASA is currently tracking, many of them 60% larger than 300 kilometers.

Picturing the Cosmos offers a fascinating comparison of Romantic artwork with Hubble images.