Shine have reported on China's first sci-fi Opera titled AI's Variation which premiered a few weeks ago.

The plot is suitably operatic but also futuristic.

It has a fancier name - the Intergalactic Aerospace Expo 2951 - but it's essentially a free trial.

For a limited time.

New Zealand developer RocketWerkz have announced a release date for their upcoming sci-fi open world survival co-op, Icarus.

December 5.

Some rhymes are just irresistable but in this case, critical response to Netflix's live-action adaptation of classic animated title, Cowboy Bebop, is far from favourable.

There are outliers. A few who love it like CNET's Allesandro Fillari. But the show's current Rotten Tomatoes rating is sitting on 51% for both critics and audiences and most reviews describe it as flawed and not living up to the original.

Not available in Australia Hulu, have released a trailer for their upcoming film, Mother/Android.

Details on the movie had been very light. This trailer is illuminating.

Nerdist have published a trio of articles on Disney's upcoming immersive Galactic Starcruiser attraction.

Playtest. Characters. Merchandise.

NASA have released a short, one minute video describing their imminent Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART).

Their first launch window is November 24.

Netflix have released a trailer for their upcoming film, Don't Look Up.

The trailer shows the two main characters reporting an imminent cataclysmic asteroid strike to the US President and being brushed off. Then where they go from there. 

That's the word from a site called Puck News which claims to have the inside scoop on why shooting for the Patty Jenkins Star Wars: Rogue Squadron film had been delayed indefinitely as reported last week.

Puck is paywalled but you can read a piece based on it by IGN.

Jane Campion now joins Ridley Scott, Denis Villeneuve and Martin Scorcese in hating and / or refusing to direct superhero films.

That is certainly their prerogative but why is anyone even asking the question?