주식 마케터⚠️ HMM 주가 18,310원 추락, 개인투자자가 지금 당장 확인해야 할 3가지 악재
HMM(011200)은 2026년 6월 26일 기준 최근 7거래일간 주가 하락이 지속되었으며, 원인은 해운 운임 지수의 고점 인식, 영구채 전환에 따른 지분 희석 리스크, 글로벌 경기 둔화 우려 등입니다. 향후 주가는 18,000원 지지 여부를 검사하며 박스권 흐름이 예상되며, 저평가된 자산 가치와 호실적이 긍정적인 모멘텀을 제공합니다.
Skye StraylightWorld's first trillionaire got you wanting to eat the rich? Check out The World at the End of the Mind, a sordid novel of sex, science and the end of the world:
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𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕮𝖆𝖕𝖙𝖆𝖎𝖓!I love this #quote by Wally in #TheBoroughs (2026) #scfi series: "Whatever time I have left, I want to fill it with nothing but cocktails and chaos."
Greg Lloyd@cogdog 🧵Extrapolated Future Archives
Thanks! This is so great — and well designed. I’ve always wanted to navigate #scfi themes and connections like this.
The only downside — no #ForbiddenPlanet (social media + god like power)
TimOvrlrdProject Hail Mary is a must see for any sci-fi fans! It really is the horrifying and hopeful side sci-fi all at once. My mouth fell open. I gasped. I cried. I shouted in fear and triumph. I love that it made me think, it made me wonder, it made me marvel, it made me curious. Science fiction was meant for this! I will say something that only makes sense if you watch it. Two thumbs down! 👎👎#ProjectHailMary #Forkiverse #scfi #scifimovie #sciencefiction
MauroGataby Henrique Alvim Corrêa
#scfi #bnw #tripods #HenriqueAlvimCorrêa #Corrêa #illustration #art
Robert FairheadI've shared my sci-fi short story for the Australian Writers' Centre's February Furious Fiction. The brief included that the story's theme had to be "EIGHT". 🚀
Link to story on Tall And True: https://www.tallandtrue.com.au/fiction/short-stories/the-sol-eight-expedition
November GrauSo I’ve come to the last episode of #TheOmegaFactor, “Illusions”. It’s a disappointment. That’s somewhat inevitable given that it’s a cliffhanger, made in the hope of a second series. A hope that was, of course, to be dashed by the agitations of Mary Whitehouse and co, who were unhappy about the amount of violence and disturbing paranormal content featured in the show, which came on before the watershed. So obviously there are no tying-ups of loose ends and the whole thing has an unresolved feel to it.
But what if you treat “Illusions” as if it were a mid-series episode? Well, it certainly has it strengths. The writers have brought in a whole new bunch of characters. This didn’t work well in “Powers of Darkness”, but the new faces in that episode were a gaggle of mimsy students. In this case, most of them are high-level spooks, plus a couple of Eastern Bloc scientist defectors everyone is attempting to seize, so things are a lot more grown-up.
This is also a great Martindale episode: he is finally called to account for his actions and we get to find out what makes him tick. John Carlisle’s performance doesn’t let us down. James Hazledine is a little bit overshadowed by it, as he doesn’t have much new to do: like his near-namesake Hazel Dean, he spends the whole time Searching, though the man he’s got to find himself is a missing boffin rather than a bed-warmer. Meanwhile, he’s messing things up big-style with his woman, as his suspicions about Anne drive a wedge between them. Some reviewers online don’t like the way Anne’s character is treated in these final episodes, since her immediate focus drifts from her research to her fraught love affair, but I disagree. Although you might not see her doing a lot of psychic-wrangling, her commitment to her career is stressed again and again in a way that was unusual for the time, and I think the denouement can be seen as very feminist.
And viewers who disapprove of the lady scientist getting her emotions all messed up can console themselves by contemplating the fate of anyone who tries to fuck with a lady spy. Spook supremo Mrs Arden (played by Shakespeare veteran Edith McArthur), is a beautiful, arch and sinister older woman with just a touch of ice; it’s not hard to imagine her as a bridge-playing aunt to Sapphire from Sapphire & Steel, though she’s less alien. You can just about picture her dominating a Britain in Bloom committee on a quiet night off. Which, of course, only makes her ruthless behaviour more distressing. And some of the stuff they get up to with their experimental subjects is very upsetting here, worse even than in the episode Child’s Play.
This introduction of a great new character only makes the termination of the series more annoying, of course. And overall, my sense of disappointment with this episode stems mainly from the lack of supernatural content or thrills in general. Call me old-fashioned, but even a cliff-hanger should have a bit more “oomph” in that department, and that cringeworthy Bacall and Bogart bit (which must surely have felt stale even in the 70s) is no substitute! Put YOUR lips together and blow, Hazeldine. Or better yet, secrete some ectoplasm. Come along now, I’m waiting.
#ScFi #Horror #Occult #70stv #CultTV
But what if you treat “Illusions” as if it were a mid-series episode? Well, it certainly has it strengths. The writers have brought in a whole new bunch of characters. This didn’t work well in “Powers of Darkness”, but the new faces in that episode were a gaggle of mimsy students. In this case, most of them are high-level spooks, plus a couple of Eastern Bloc scientist defectors everyone is attempting to seize, so things are a lot more grown-up.
This is also a great Martindale episode: he is finally called to account for his actions and we get to find out what makes him tick. John Carlisle’s performance doesn’t let us down. James Hazledine is a little bit overshadowed by it, as he doesn’t have much new to do: like his near-namesake Hazel Dean, he spends the whole time Searching, though the man he’s got to find himself is a missing boffin rather than a bed-warmer. Meanwhile, he’s messing things up big-style with his woman, as his suspicions about Anne drive a wedge between them. Some reviewers online don’t like the way Anne’s character is treated in these final episodes, since her immediate focus drifts from her research to her fraught love affair, but I disagree. Although you might not see her doing a lot of psychic-wrangling, her commitment to her career is stressed again and again in a way that was unusual for the time, and I think the denouement can be seen as very feminist.
And viewers who disapprove of the lady scientist getting her emotions all messed up can console themselves by contemplating the fate of anyone who tries to fuck with a lady spy. Spook supremo Mrs Arden (played by Shakespeare veteran Edith McArthur), is a beautiful, arch and sinister older woman with just a touch of ice; it’s not hard to imagine her as a bridge-playing aunt to Sapphire from Sapphire & Steel, though she’s less alien. You can just about picture her dominating a Britain in Bloom committee on a quiet night off. Which, of course, only makes her ruthless behaviour more distressing. And some of the stuff they get up to with their experimental subjects is very upsetting here, worse even than in the episode Child’s Play.
This introduction of a great new character only makes the termination of the series more annoying, of course. And overall, my sense of disappointment with this episode stems mainly from the lack of supernatural content or thrills in general. Call me old-fashioned, but even a cliff-hanger should have a bit more “oomph” in that department, and that cringeworthy Bacall and Bogart bit (which must surely have felt stale even in the 70s) is no substitute! Put YOUR lips together and blow, Hazeldine. Or better yet, secrete some ectoplasm. Come along now, I’m waiting.
#ScFi #Horror #Occult #70stv #CultTV
FreddyB Aviation PhotographyThe Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman was such a great series and if you rewatch the 6MDM it is a treasure trove of aviation. Shots of a B-1A, Edwards AFB, 3 bladed prop C-130's etc #bionic #6milliondollaman #avgeek #ScFi
"It looks good at NASA One."
"Roger. BCS Arm switch is on."
"Okay, Victor."
"Lining Rocket Arm switch is on."
B-52 Pilot: "Here comes the throttle. Circuit breakers in."
"We have separation."
"Roger."
"Inboard and outboards are on."
"I'm coming forward with the sidestick"
"Looks good."
"Ah, Roger."
"I've got a blow-out - damper three!"
"Get your pitch to zero."
"Pitch is out! I can't hold altitude!"
"Correction, Alpha Hold is off, turn selectors — Emergency!"
"Flight Com! I can't hold it! She's breaking up, she's break—"
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/tv/articles/bionic-woman-lindsay-wagner-six-110023659.html
