Star Trek
Star Trek Technology: Starfleet’s Famous Five
In Brief: Over the years there some of the most imaginative creations of the mind have come from the genre of Science Fiction. There are debates over what the term may mean, and if some stories, shows,...March 30, 2020 316 0
Lewis Call discusses pop culture scholarship and his book “Sexualities in the works of Joss Whedon”
Lewis Call is a professor history at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. Call’s research interests in Intellectual History, Anarchism, History of Sexuality, and Science Fiction Studies. After publishing various articles on Buffy the Vampire...March 25, 2020 1145 0
Star Trek’s Romulans: Dawning, Development & Destiny
The Romulans, that seem to be the chief antagonists in the Star Trek franchise’s latest incarnation, Picard, are the Federation’s oldest enemies. They appeared before even the Klingons. Here you can learn about their origins, developments...February 14, 2020 292 0
Star Trek: Synthetic Lifeforms Past & Present
Background: In many ways since its arrival into culture, Star Trek has led the way in discussing and dealing with the themes and ideas about life created in the human guise; it’s questioned why and what...January 28, 2020 484 0
Our Seven Essential Picard Episodes from Star Trek: TNG
Here at scifipulse it’s fair to say we’re pumped for the imminent arrival of Picard. With Patrick Stewart again taking up the mantle of showing audiences just how strong a character Captain Jean Luc Picard truly...January 21, 2020 1145 0
Dr. Lynn Zubernis on her career, Supernatural, and her latest book “Family Don’t End With Blood”
Lynn Zubernis earned a Ph.D. from Bryn Mawr College and is currently a clinical psychologist and professor at West Chester University. In addition to publishing traditional academic research, Dr. Zubernis is also a life-long fangirl and...September 26, 2019 976 0
Remembering Aron Eisenberg as the Star Trek Community bids farewell
It is with a heavy heart that the passing of a dear member of the Star Trek family must be reported. Aron Eisenberg who is best known for his portrayal of ‘Nog‘ on Star Trek: Deep...September 22, 2019 1666 0
Kevin Rafferty on his career and his book “Magic Journey: My Fantastical Walt Disney Imagineering Career”
Kevin Rafferty began working at Disney in a dish room. After getting his foot in the door, Rafferty worked his way up to become an Imagineer. Now with over forty-years of experience developing some of Disney’s...September 18, 2019 615 0
Michael Jan Friedman talks to SciFiPulse about an upcoming multi-author shared-world anthology and Kickstarter campaign.
Many readers will be familiar with Michael Jan Friedman’s work as an author of more than sixty novels, ten of which have been on the New York Times Best Seller list. Star Trek fans will also...September 17, 2019 324 0
Booker Confesses that he is a Trekkie!
This past Wednesday night, September 4th, 2019, CNN hosted a televised prime time town hall style meeting with ten of the 2020 Presidential Democratic candidates, which finally gave a well-deserved start and political focus on our...September 6, 2019 909 0
Top 30 SciFi Weapons Part I (10 Side Arms & Rifles)
While many within Geekdom may disagree with the weapons chosen by SciFiPulse to be among the most influential and well-loved in science fiction history. The weapons spoken of in this three-part article have been broken down...August 19, 2019 914 0
In Retro-Review: Star Trek: Typhon Pact-Raise the Dawn
Star Trek: Typhon Pact–Raise the Dawn by David R. George III Published by Pocket Books in July of 2012. Paperback of 394 pages at $7.99. The cover: An Excelsior class starship exits the Bajoran wormhole in...July 26, 2019 160 0
