"Tales from Kweelera", S1E01: "Beginning a War, Part One"

Space.
Outer space.
And, then, the Earth.
A small blue and green planet: Earth.
Now renamed Kweelera.
A man.
A Homo sapiens sapiens.
An human.
Looking at the sky.
A spacecraft.
Travelling above him.
It's the KWS Gigantic, the most powerful warship in the Milky Way, equipped with three hundreds and fifty weapons, including fifteen ion cannons and one hundred laser weapons. The Majesty-class, the Gigantic's spacecraft class, was designed in 5000.
Some people critizised the idea to call it "Gigantic", because its name sounded too much like the name of the RMS Titanic, a terrestrial Olympic-class steam mail ship that sunk in 1912.
But it was also a name representing greatness, indistructibleness, power: majesty.
The Gigantic was just entered in Kweelera's orbit, and its crew of four thousands humans was preparing to what probably stopped the flow of the time and the existance of the space, a word formed by three letters: "war".
War, a total war, which changed our universe, and some other universes, too.

I'll write here

With this post I'll annunce that I will write on this blog a new science fiction literary work divided in episodes, just like a sci-fi TV series, but without pictures and laser beam sounds.

You can comment it, but I say you that if you'll use it or its relative material without my consense, you'll probably be in trouble. So, please follow my series and, if you want, you can share it through all the ways Blogspot (and I) will permit you to use.

"Wonder Woman" (2017) review

I've seen the new DC Extended Universe film, Wonder Woman, it's a beautiful film and I can say that Patty Jenkins has done a good work: she and her team transformed Batman's secondary ally in a true live-action superheroine, they transformed a real-life future Nazi Party member in a supervillain, the mad Nazi scientist Princess Maru (supervillain alter-ego: Doctor Poison) in the ruthless Spanish chemist Isabel "Doctor Poison" Maru, working for the German and Ottoman Empires, a 1918 photo from Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice in a squad of freedom fighters.

Many comics characters are adapted in this film in a very good way.

If you search informations you must visit this sites

I visted many websites about space sciences, sci-fi, space opera fictions and many other and these are the sites that, according to me are the best ones:
If you are searching something about Star Wars you must visit http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page, better known as "Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki", I'm a Wookieepedian and I know Wookieepedia is better than http://www.starwars.com. Instead, if you arew searching something sbout Space: 1999, you must visit
http://www.space1999.net. For Anderson's UFO, http://ufopedia.edstraker.com/index.php?title=Main_Page (better known as "UFOpedia" or "SHADOpedia"). For real UFOs http://www.cufos.org/ (which is the official website of the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies). For spaceflight and Astronautics http://www.astronautix.com/ (the Encyclopedia Astonautica). If you are searching something about Star Trek, you must visit http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Portal:Main ("Memory Alpha", which focuses on canonical informations about Star Trek) and http://memory-beta.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page ("Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek wiki").

CBS Coverage of Apollo 11 Lunar Landing

The original live CBS TV transmission of the first manned lunar landing during the Apollo 11 mission in 1969.

Original U.S. space missions footage!

The video below is the official TV footage of the description of the launch of Explorer 1 (1958), the first U.S. satellite.

Vote Slimer for King!

Onionhead, Little Spud, the Ghost of John Belushi, but we all know him with the most famous name: he is Slimer! He's the only character to appear in all the video media of the Ghostbusters franchise (with many variations, such as his arms and the shape of his body). Slimer is a hovering blob of ectoplasm and many people asked: "Many of the ghosts have body deformations that make them assume a scarier form, but who was that ectoplasmic blob during his life?".

In the 80s, the franchise's creators decided to make a sub-franchise made of TV series and comics, that were direct sequels to the 1984 film. One of this comic book series was The Real Ghostbusters, wich was published in the USA and in the UK, the only country that had an explaination of Slimer's life, represented in a strip that appeared on The Real Ghostbusters #22.
As this ambigously canonical theory tells, Slimer was called King Remils ("Slimer" backwards) and was an obese king who died after a heart failure.

Do you hink it's a canonizable thory? What's your opinion about Remils?