Arthur C. Clarke, a writer whose seamless blend of scientific expertise and poetic imagination helped usher in the space age, died Wednesday in his adopted home of Colombo, Sri Lanka, where he had ...

Arthur C. Clarke's 1945 sketch NASA The great author and futurist Arthur C. Clarke is best known to millions of sci-fin fans ... Clarke's intellectual contribution to that history stands ...

Clarke’s writings also foretold cellular phones, space stations, men on the moon and the Internet. There is no Hilton on the moon as there was in “2001,” but there is one in Hanoi, which ...

The late Sir Arthur C. Clarke was loved by nerds and normals alike for his contributions to literature, film, and technology. Here's a rundown of the five biggest reasons we'll miss him. 1.

As it turns out, Sir Arthur C. Clarke, CBE, is likely the only author of fiction whose papers happen to be archived in a repository devoted to outer space—the Smithsonian National Air and Space ...

Watch the short interview below and check out the answer Arthur C. Clarke gives to the interviewer. Advertisement It’s always fun to find these tidbits of history, even if we’ve seen them before.

Arthur C. Clarke, the hugely prolific science-fiction writer whose optimistic view of our destiny in space inspired generations of readers and dreamers, died Wednesday in his adopted home of Sri ...

Arthur C. Clarke also wrote 2001: A Space Odyssey, which was adapted as a feature by Stanley Kubrick in 1969. Apichatpong said another source of inspiration is an article written by a Thai woman ...