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  1. Following the #Nebulas & N.K. Jemisin's speech on #diversity (& barriers to in #SFF), I'm pleased to host Renan Bernardo's post on my site.

    Hope you'll read his important words about global representation.

    brightflame.com/guest-blog-ren

    @SFWA #WritingCommunity #SciFi #solarpunk

  2. Following the #Nebulas & N.K. Jemisin's speech on #diversity (& barriers to in #SFF), I'm pleased to host Renan Bernardo's post on my site.

    Hope you'll read his important words about global representation.

    brightflame.com/guest-blog-ren

    @SFWA #WritingCommunity #SciFi #solarpunk

  3. Following the #Nebulas & N.K. Jemisin's speech on #diversity (& barriers to in #SFF), I'm pleased to host Renan Bernardo's post on my site.

    Hope you'll read his important words about global representation.

    brightflame.com/guest-blog-ren

    @SFWA #WritingCommunity #SciFi #solarpunk

  4. Following the #Nebulas & N.K. Jemisin's speech on #diversity (& barriers to in #SFF), I'm pleased to host Renan Bernardo's post on my site.

    Hope you'll read his important words about global representation.

    brightflame.com/guest-blog-ren

    @SFWA #WritingCommunity #SciFi #solarpunk

  5. Following the #Nebulas & N.K. Jemisin's speech on #diversity (& barriers to in #SFF), I'm pleased to host Renan Bernardo's post on my site.

    Hope you'll read his important words about global representation.

    brightflame.com/guest-blog-ren

    @SFWA #WritingCommunity #SciFi #solarpunk

  6. The 61st Annual Nebula Award Winners

    This weekend, The Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Association presented the 61st annual Nebula Awards. If you saw the finalist roster I shared in March and thought, “Gosh, I wonder who will win?” well, wonder no more!

    Just some of the winners of the Nebula awards for the best speculative fiction from 2025:

    The Nebula Award for Novel

    ★ The Buffalo Hunter Hunter, by Stephen Graham Jones (Saga; Titan UK) ★ 

    The Nebula Award for Novella

    ★ The River Has Roots, by Amal El-Mohtar (Tordotcom; Arcadia) ★ 

    The Nebula Award for Novelette

    ★ “Uncertain Sons”, by Thomas Ha (Uncertain Sons and Other Stories, Undertow Publications) ★

    The Nebula Award for Short Story

    ★ “Laser Eyes Ain’t Everything”, by Effie Seiberg (Diabolical Plots 5/25) ★

    For more, see the complete list of finalists and winners at SFFWorld!

    * * *

    Photo by Nelli Chaitanya on Unsplash #365Ways #365Ways2026 #awards #Nebulas #SFWA #Writers #writing
  7. The 61st Annual Nebula Award Winners

    This weekend, The Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Association presented the 61st annual Nebula Awards. If you saw the finalist roster I shared in March and thought, “Gosh, I wonder who will win?” well, wonder no more!

    Just some of the winners of the Nebula awards for the best speculative fiction from 2025:

    The Nebula Award for Novel

    ★ The Buffalo Hunter Hunter, by Stephen Graham Jones (Saga; Titan UK) ★ 

    The Nebula Award for Novella

    ★ The River Has Roots, by Amal El-Mohtar (Tordotcom; Arcadia) ★ 

    The Nebula Award for Novelette

    ★ “Uncertain Sons”, by Thomas Ha (Uncertain Sons and Other Stories, Undertow Publications) ★

    The Nebula Award for Short Story

    ★ “Laser Eyes Ain’t Everything”, by Effie Seiberg (Diabolical Plots 5/25) ★

    For more, see the complete list of finalists and winners at SFFWorld!

    * * *

    Photo by Nelli Chaitanya on Unsplash #365Ways #365Ways2026 #awards #Nebulas #SFWA #Writers #writing
  8. The 61st Annual Nebula Award Winners

    This weekend, The Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Association presented the 61st annual Nebula Awards. If you saw the finalist roster I shared in March and thought, “Gosh, I wonder who will win?” well, wonder no more!

    Just some of the winners of the Nebula awards for the best speculative fiction from 2025:

    The Nebula Award for Novel

    ★ The Buffalo Hunter Hunter, by Stephen Graham Jones (Saga; Titan UK) ★ 

    The Nebula Award for Novella

    ★ The River Has Roots, by Amal El-Mohtar (Tordotcom; Arcadia) ★ 

    The Nebula Award for Novelette

    ★ “Uncertain Sons”, by Thomas Ha (Uncertain Sons and Other Stories, Undertow Publications) ★

    The Nebula Award for Short Story

    ★ “Laser Eyes Ain’t Everything”, by Effie Seiberg (Diabolical Plots 5/25) ★

    For more, see the complete list of finalists and winners at SFFWorld!

    * * *

    Photo by Nelli Chaitanya on Unsplash #365Ways #365Ways2026 #awards #Nebulas #SFWA #Writers #writing
  9. The 61st Annual Nebula Award Winners

    This weekend, The Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Association presented the 61st annual Nebula Awards. If you saw the finalist roster I shared in March and thought, “Gosh, I wonder who will win?” well, wonder no more!

    Just some of the winners of the Nebula awards for the best speculative fiction from 2025:

    The Nebula Award for Novel

    ★ The Buffalo Hunter Hunter, by Stephen Graham Jones (Saga; Titan UK) ★ 

    The Nebula Award for Novella

    ★ The River Has Roots, by Amal El-Mohtar (Tordotcom; Arcadia) ★ 

    The Nebula Award for Novelette

    ★ “Uncertain Sons”, by Thomas Ha (Uncertain Sons and Other Stories, Undertow Publications) ★

    The Nebula Award for Short Story

    ★ “Laser Eyes Ain’t Everything”, by Effie Seiberg (Diabolical Plots 5/25) ★

    For more, see the complete list of finalists and winners at SFFWorld!

    * * *

    Photo by Nelli Chaitanya on Unsplash #365Ways #365Ways2026 #awards #Nebulas #SFWA #Writers #writing
  10. Daryl Gregory recommends this memo from David Mamet about how to create compelling scenes #Nebulas darylgregory.com/wp-content/up

  11. Daryl Gregory recommends this memo from David Mamet about how to create compelling scenes #Nebulas darylgregory.com/wp-content/up

  12. Daryl Gregory recommends this memo from David Mamet about how to create compelling scenes #Nebulas darylgregory.com/wp-content/up

  13. Daryl Gregory recommends this memo from David Mamet about how to create compelling scenes #Nebulas darylgregory.com/wp-content/up

  14. Daryl Gregory recommends this memo from David Mamet about how to create compelling scenes #Nebulas darylgregory.com/wp-content/up

  15. "Writer's block is a signal that something else is wrong in your life, not necessarily the writing." -- N.K. Jemisin #Nebulas

  16. "Writer's block is a signal that something else is wrong in your life, not necessarily the writing." -- N.K. Jemisin #Nebulas

  17. "Writer's block is a signal that something else is wrong in your life, not necessarily the writing." -- N.K. Jemisin #Nebulas

  18. "Writer's block is a signal that something else is wrong in your life, not necessarily the writing." -- N.K. Jemisin #Nebulas

  19. "Writer's block is a signal that something else is wrong in your life, not necessarily the writing." -- N.K. Jemisin #Nebulas

  20. Joe Haldeman on why SF became such a thing after the Industrial Revolution: "We had new gods, so we needed new monsters." #Nebulas

  21. Joe Haldeman on why SF became such a thing after the Industrial Revolution: "We had new gods, so we needed new monsters." #Nebulas

  22. Joe Haldeman on why SF became such a thing after the Industrial Revolution: "We had new gods, so we needed new monsters." #Nebulas

  23. Joe Haldeman on why SF became such a thing after the Industrial Revolution: "We had new gods, so we needed new monsters." #Nebulas

  24. Joe Haldeman on why SF became such a thing after the Industrial Revolution: "We had new gods, so we needed new monsters." #Nebulas

  25. Bring nebulas and galaxies into focus with nearly $700 off this smart telescope
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    Latest: <p>Sick of light pollution tainting your astrophotography
    #telescope #galaxies #nebulas #smart

  26. Bring nebulas and galaxies into focus with nearly $700 off this smart telescope
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    Latest: <p>Sick of light pollution tainting your astrophotography
    #telescope #galaxies #nebulas #smart

  27. NGC 55: A Galaxy of Nebulas

    Can you see nebulas in other galaxies? Yes, some nebulas shine brightly enough -- if you know how to look. Clouds of hydrogen and oxygen emit light at very specific colors, and by isolating them, astronomers and astrophotographers can reveal structures that would otherwise be too faint to notice.

    Image Credit & Copyright: Wolfgang Promper; Text: Ogetay Kayali (MTU)

    #astrophotography
    #nebulas
    #APOD

  28. NGC 55: A Galaxy of Nebulas

    Can you see nebulas in other galaxies? Yes, some nebulas shine brightly enough -- if you know how to look. Clouds of hydrogen and oxygen emit light at very specific colors, and by isolating them, astronomers and astrophotographers can reveal structures that would otherwise be too faint to notice.

    Image Credit & Copyright: Wolfgang Promper; Text: Ogetay Kayali (MTU)

    #astrophotography
    #nebulas
    #APOD

  29. NGC 55: A Galaxy of Nebulas

    Can you see nebulas in other galaxies? Yes, some nebulas shine brightly enough -- if you know how to look. Clouds of hydrogen and oxygen emit light at very specific colors, and by isolating them, astronomers and astrophotographers can reveal structures that would otherwise be too faint to notice.

    Image Credit & Copyright: Wolfgang Promper; Text: Ogetay Kayali (MTU)

    #astrophotography
    #nebulas
    #APOD

  30. NGC 55: A Galaxy of Nebulas

    Can you see nebulas in other galaxies? Yes, some nebulas shine brightly enough -- if you know how to look. Clouds of hydrogen and oxygen emit light at very specific colors, and by isolating them, astronomers and astrophotographers can reveal structures that would otherwise be too faint to notice.

    Image Credit & Copyright: Wolfgang Promper; Text: Ogetay Kayali (MTU)

    #astrophotography
    #nebulas
    #APOD

  31. NGC 55: A Galaxy of Nebulas

    Can you see nebulas in other galaxies? Yes, some nebulas shine brightly enough -- if you know how to look. Clouds of hydrogen and oxygen emit light at very specific colors, and by isolating them, astronomers and astrophotographers can reveal structures that would otherwise be too faint to notice.

    Image Credit & Copyright: Wolfgang Promper; Text: Ogetay Kayali (MTU)

    #astrophotography
    #nebulas
    #APOD

  32. CTB 1: The Medulla Nebula

    What powers this unusual nebula? CTB 1 is the expanding gas shell that was left when a massive star toward the constellation of Cassiopeia exploded about 10,000 years ago. The star likely detonated when it ran out of elements, near its core, that could create stabilizing pressure with nuclear fusion.

    Image Credit: Pierre Konzelmann

    #astrophotography
    #nebulas
    #APOD

  33. CTB 1: The Medulla Nebula

    What powers this unusual nebula? CTB 1 is the expanding gas shell that was left when a massive star toward the constellation of Cassiopeia exploded about 10,000 years ago. The star likely detonated when it ran out of elements, near its core, that could create stabilizing pressure with nuclear fusion.

    Image Credit: Pierre Konzelmann

    #astrophotography
    #nebulas
    #APOD

  34. CTB 1: The Medulla Nebula

    What powers this unusual nebula? CTB 1 is the expanding gas shell that was left when a massive star toward the constellation of Cassiopeia exploded about 10,000 years ago. The star likely detonated when it ran out of elements, near its core, that could create stabilizing pressure with nuclear fusion.

    Image Credit: Pierre Konzelmann

    #astrophotography
    #nebulas
    #APOD

  35. CTB 1: The Medulla Nebula

    What powers this unusual nebula? CTB 1 is the expanding gas shell that was left when a massive star toward the constellation of Cassiopeia exploded about 10,000 years ago. The star likely detonated when it ran out of elements, near its core, that could create stabilizing pressure with nuclear fusion.

    Image Credit: Pierre Konzelmann

    #astrophotography
    #nebulas
    #APOD

  36. CTB 1: The Medulla Nebula

    What powers this unusual nebula? CTB 1 is the expanding gas shell that was left when a massive star toward the constellation of Cassiopeia exploded about 10,000 years ago. The star likely detonated when it ran out of elements, near its core, that could create stabilizing pressure with nuclear fusion.

    Image Credit: Pierre Konzelmann

    #astrophotography
    #nebulas
    #APOD

  37. ignite in , spending most time as main sequence stars (like the Sun). Their end depends on mass: low-mass stars become red giants then ; high-mass stars end in a , forming a neutron star or .

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  38. #Stars ignite in #Nebulas, spending most time as main sequence stars (like the Sun). Their end depends on mass: low-mass stars become red giants then #White #Dwarfs; high-mass stars end in a #Supernova, forming a neutron star or #BlackHole.

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  39. #Stars ignite in #Nebulas, spending most time as main sequence stars (like the Sun). Their end depends on mass: low-mass stars become red giants then #White #Dwarfs; high-mass stars end in a #Supernova, forming a neutron star or #BlackHole.

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  40. #Stars ignite in #Nebulas, spending most time as main sequence stars (like the Sun). Their end depends on mass: low-mass stars become red giants then #White #Dwarfs; high-mass stars end in a #Supernova, forming a neutron star or #BlackHole.

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  41. #Stars ignite in #Nebulas, spending most time as main sequence stars (like the Sun). Their end depends on mass: low-mass stars become red giants then #White #Dwarfs; high-mass stars end in a #Supernova, forming a neutron star or #BlackHole.

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  42. From 27 Oct: ‘Cosmic Dandelion’: A Mysterious 900-Year-Old Nebula Gets Mapped in Stunning Detail - Somewhere out in deep space, there’s a beautiful... gizmodo.com/cosmic-dandelion-a #amateur-astronomy #astronomy #nebulas #space #supernovae