Science fiction is a storytelling genre split into two distinct and defined forms. On one hand, there is hard sci-fi, tales that utilize science itself as a catalyst for the narrative, typically with a rigorous adherence to scientific accuracy, natural laws, and, in the case of futuristic stories, an emphasis on logical technological advancement. 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Martian, and Interstellar are all examples in cinema. The other mode of sci-fi drama is a bit more relaxed with its approach