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New 3D 'holograms' are inspired by Star Wars
Admiral Ackbar and Storm Troopers launch amazing Star Wars-themed maize maze for 40 year anniversary
CARRIE FISHER: 'Personal Property' Auction NOT ALL HER STUFF
Amazing Star Wars-themed maze - but how many characters can you see?
Seminal sci-fi magazine 'Galaxy' is now free online
The next time you watch a big blockbuster sci-fi film like Alien: Covenant, you can thank the original pulp magazines. Full StoryCarrie Fisher and Mark Hamill named Disney Legends
Alan Austen - The Star Wars Interview with Bernd Lorenz
Here is what 'Star Wars' Land will look like, according to Disney's model at The D23 Expo
From science fiction to science fact: Microsoft's plan for augmented reality
While most people's exposure to AR has been through disposable gimmicks like Pokemon Go and Snapchat filters, the technology has received a significant amount of attention from major tech firms. Microsoft in particular is betting big on augmented, virtual and mixed reality technologies. The A-Wing makes an appearance in Disney's Star Wars Land!
D23 2017 Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge revealed as name of Star Wars lands in Disney Parks and more
At D23, Bob Chapek, chairman of Walt Disney Parks & Resorts, announced that the highly-anticipated Star Wars-themed land will be called Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. Coming to Disneyland and Walt Disney World Resorts in 2019, Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge will allow guests to visit a remote trading port "on the edge of wild space," while promising a truly immersive experience. Full StoryJodie Whittaker and the other sci-fi women breaking the glass ceiling
Diamond Select taking a trip to The 'Pacific Rim'
Why business leaders need to read more science fiction
Comic Review: John Carpenter's Tales Of Science Fiction: Vault #1 By James Ninness
My Science Fiction and Fantasy loves - by Dave Bradley
Hungry for robots and rocket ships after being exposed to Star Wars on the big screen, I found my father's copy of The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy... and immediately realised there's so much more to science fiction. It's the perfect genre for exploring the human condition. In asking "what if...?", it pushes us to our extremes. What better way of contemplating loneliness than to narrate the experience of the last human alive? In aliens, can we see the perfect outsiders, or refugees, or colonists? Full StoryThis archaeologist found the long lost 'Star Wars' sets
Not only that, he filmed it all and is making a documentary of his trip, where he takes audiences to iconic Star Wars settings like Luke Skywalker's underground dining room and the Jundland Wastes, where Jedi Knight Ben Kenobi rescued Skywalker in a canyon. Full StoryAs we've said elsewhere in this e-zine, we'd love to hear from you. But if you would like to be a regular contributor, equally we want you to get in touch. You might have something to send to us every week, but even occasional contributing news or editorial will have its reward! Just email us at any of the email addresses alongside this message. Look forward to hearing from you! Star Warrior Archive Search We keep an extensive archive of news stories and product information that have featured in past issues of Star Warrior. If you would like to run a search of the Star Warrior web site using the search tool below please just go ahead by entering in the name of the person, product or company or any other key words that you are looking for. How to contact us at Star Warrior:
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