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This isn't correct. Science fiction routinely has elements that violate the laws of physics and nature as we know them today. Having actual science is in most
by tsally 17y ago
This isn't correct. Science fiction routinely has elements that violate the laws of physics and nature as we know them today. Having actual science is in most cases a disqualifier (there is some SF that sticks to science, but that's hardly the norm). If your imagination is required for the work to make sense, it's probably not science.
- nihilocrat 17y agoIf I had a dime for every science fiction story with super-realistic spaceflight yet also with completely unexplained "ansible" technology that allows instantaneous communication with anyone in the universe....
- ericd 17y agoAnd good on Enders Game for trying to fill it in with ansible tech.