
Entropy Rising is a science fiction podcast and futurism podcast that explores the real science behind the future of humanity.
Hosted by Jacob Hyatt and Lucas, this sci-fi podcast breaks down topics like space exploration, Dyson swarms, interstellar travel, AI, and advanced civilizations using real engineering and physics.
If you’re looking for a science fiction podcast that goes beyond stories ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Science FictionSciencePhysicsFiction | |||

Shell Worlds and Birch Worlds are some of the largest megastructures ever imagined, offering a vision of artificial planets that could support civilizations ranging from a single family to trillions of people. From hollow planets filled with hydrogen... more
What does it really take to survive interstellar travel? As future spaceships approach light speed, even a tiny grain of interstellar dust becomes a devastating collision, forcing engineers to rethink everything we know about spacecraft design, radia... more
What if rockets became obsolete? Space elevators could be the megastructure that transforms humanity into a true spacefaring civilization—if we can solve the material science and engineering challenges. In this episode of Entropy Rising, we break dow... more
In this episode of Entropy Rising, we explore how advanced civilizations feed themselves: from personalized AI-designed meals to 3D-printed food systems. As humanity prepares for space exploration beyond Earth, the challenges of feeding colonies on E... more
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Only one episode in and I'm hooked. Jacob and Lucas really know their science and present it in way that's easy to follow, even if some of it is pretty sciency. Some ideas, like obliterating certain heavenly bodies to acquire enough material to build a Dyson Swarm may seem completely improbable and reckless (and it may be) but they present it in a way that makes you believe it could work. Their ideas are well thought out. Their banter is fun and easy to follow. I look forward to more. (I liked t... more
My new favourite podcast, just finished my 2nd play through. It’s a thought-provoking show that tackles big ideas, making connections between science, society, and the future of humanity. I hope this show lasts long into the future because i can’t get enough.
Only two episodes in and I’m hooked. Jacob and Lucas really know their science and present it in way that’s easy to follow, even if some of it is pretty sciency. Some ideas, like smashing Gannymeade into Mars to make it more earth-like may seem completely improbable and reckless (and it may be) but they present it in a way that makes you believe it could work. Their ideas are well thought out. Their banter is fun and easy to follow. I look forward to more.
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A thought-provoking exploration of space, future technologies, and civilization-scale ideas grounded in real science. Episodes span topics from the Fermi paradox, Dyson swarms, and interstellar travel to climate engineering, hive minds, and the ethics of planetary engineering, all discussed with accessible explanations and rigorous reasoning. The show pairs engaging, optimistic futurism with practical engineering constraints, often remixing science fiction concepts with actual physics and engineering insight. Listeners can expect wide-ranging, big-picture conversations that connect speculative futures to real-world science, making it a strong fit for audiences who want ideas about what's actually possible in space, technology, and humanity'... more
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