Entropy Rising
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 and asks what’s actually possible, this show connects speculative ideas to real-world science.
Each episode covers big questions like:
- Could we colonize Venus or Mars?
- What would a Dyson swarm actually look like?
- Are we alone in the universe?
- How would space warfare really work?
Whether you’re into speculative fiction, engineering podcasts, or space exploration podcasts, Entropy Rising gives you grounded, no-BS explanations of the future.
New episodes explore the intersection of science fiction, technology, and reality, built for listeners who want more than surface-level takes.
Entropy Rising
Latest Episodes
How a Civilization Survives the End of Everything
What happens when surviving your planet isn’t enough… and even your star starts to die?In this episode of Entropy Rising, we explore what it would actually take for a civilization to survive for billions, trillions, and even lon...
Colonizing Venus Is Crazy… Or Is It?
Venus isn’t just a dead planet. It might actually be one of the most overlooked places humans could live.In this episode of Entropy Rising, we break down the reality of colonizing and terraforming Venus. From floating cloud citi...
Are Humans Actually Special in the Universe?
Humanity, at the center of the galaxy… or just another average species?In this episode of Entropy Rising, we break down the popular sci-fi idea behind “Humanity, F*** Yeah” (HFY)—the belief that humans would dominate any galacti...
The Ugly Truth About Realistic Spaceship Design
Most science fiction shows sleek, elegant starships—but real spaceships would look very different. In this episode of Entropy Rising, we break down what realistic spacecraft design might actually look like using real physics and engine...
