Tag: Fermi paradox

Building Alien Worlds with Scientific Rigor: Introducing the DKF Framework for Science Fiction

Wel­come, sci-fi enthu­si­asts and aspir­ing world-builders! As a hard sci­ence fic­tion writer, I’ve always believed that the heart of an inter­est­ing sto­ry lies in blend­ing imag­i­na­tion with sci­en­tif­ic pre­ci­sion. When craft­ing the uni­vers­es of my sto­ries, I turn to real-world sci­ence to ground my spec­u­la­tion, espe­cial­ly for one of the genre’s biggest ques­tions: What about […]

Case I of First Contact, an Article by Torn MacAlester

This arti­cle is the first fol­low-on to a series on first con­tact.     This is part of a series of arti­cles about sci­ence fic­tion world build­ing: From the moment the first exper­i­ments with radio began, the pos­si­bil­i­ty of detect­ing alien trans­mis­sions became real. If there was an advanced civ­i­liza­tion on Mars, it would be […]