by Mike Bell In this brilliant essay, Mike Bell explores the simulation hypothesis that factors in his latest story, “The Marks We Leave,” from our
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Special Topics in Calamity Physics
by Alec Nevala-Lee In this exclusive feature for The Astounding Analog Companion, Alec Nevala-Lee draws parallels between the “DOGE Kids” of 2025 and the scientists
Q&A on “Under the Moons of Venus: A Tale of a Princess Altivolant” by Jay Werkheiser and Frank Wu
In this fascinating blog piece, Jay Werkheiser and Frank Wu discuss the historical debate surrounding the existence of Venusian moons, while also providing a scientific
Remediation and Re-Imagining
by Joanne Rixon Joanne Rixon makes their Analog debut in our [May/June issue, on sale now] with “Methods of Remediation in Nearshore Ecologies.” In this
Linguistics and Empire in “Isolate”
by Tom R. Pike Tom Pike discusses the linguistic research into multilingualism by Dr. Rossina Soyan that inspired “Isolate,” his latest story, now available in
Q&A With Tiffany Fritz
Tiffany Fritz makers her Analog debut with the short story “North American Union v. Exergy-Petroline Corporation” in our [May/June issue, on sale now!]. In this
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