Philip Eisner

Philip Eisner wrote EVENT HORIZON for Paramount, FIRESTARTER: REKINDLED for the Sci-Fi Channel, and MUTANT CHRONICLES for independent producer Edward R. Pressman.

Paul W.S. Anderson

In the 1997 Paul W.S. Anderson science fiction horror film Event Horizon, the eponymous starship uses an artificial black hole drive to achieve faster-than-light travel.

Tim Kring

“Event Horizon” was written by Tim Kring.

the oft-derided Paul W.S. Anderson

Sure, the oft-derided Paul W.S. Anderson gets a lot of shit, and the oft-derided Paul W.S. Anderson's made a LOT of questionable movies; however, the oft-derided Paul W.S. Anderson also made Event Horizon, which I think is amazing.

Peter F. Hamilton

Event horizon or Event Horizon may also refer to: Event Horizon Telescope, a type of astronomical interferometer Event Horizon (film), a 1997 science fiction/horror film Event Horizon (sculpture), a 2007 site installation by Antony Gormley Event Horizon, a fictional company in the novels of the Greg Mandel trilogy by English science fiction writer Peter F. Hamilton

John Harrison

John Harrison (Dune) penned the series.

Antony Gormley

Event Horizon is the name of a large-scale public sculpture installation by the British artist Antony Gormley.

a progressive death metal band from Los Angeles, founded by guitarist and composer Max Sindermann

Event Horizon is a progressive death metal band from Los Angeles, founded by guitarist and composer Max Sindermann.

Karl Schwarzschild

Karl Schwarzschild developed the idea behind the event horizon which was later extended and built upon by in 1958 by David Finkelstein.

author Jake Kerr

Last year, author Jake Kerr compiled The Event Horizon

a podcast with John Michael Godier, a sci-fi author who interviews scientists and others with a passion for tech and futurism

Regarding the others I mentioned, Event Horizon is a podcast with John Michael Godier, a sci-fi author who interviews scientists and others with a passion for tech and futurism.

by Albert Einstein

In the Theory of Relativity, published by Albert Einstein in 1915, the event horizon is defined as a boundary in spacetime beyond which events cannot affect an outside observer.

Jeffrey Ericson Allen

Event Horizon is the latest work of the Oregonian Chronotope Project aka cellist, field recordist and synth aficionado Jeffrey Ericson Allen, released on John Koch-Northrup’s Relaxed Machinery label and available to purchase and stream at Bandcamp.

by Pavel Zinchenko

Published by Pavel Zinchenko, Event Horizon is an action game that takes you into a space adventure.

by Bridget Tyler, exec produced by The Walking Dead‘s Gale Anne Hurd and directed by Yves Simoneau

Written by Bridget Tyler, exec produced by The Walking Dead‘s Gale Anne Hurd and directed by Yves Simoneau, Horizon is set during the height of World War II when a secretary at the FBI (Ruth Bradley) becomes the only person standing between Earth and an alien invasion.

Paul Anderson

Event Horizon (Paul Anderson, 1997), a flawed sci-fi horror endeavor, merits discussion because its particular sublime object is literally a black hole, often used metaphorically for the numinous, forbidden object in Lacanian theory, i.e. the anamorphotic distortion of a part of symbolic reality which can be perceived as the entrance to another, ‘metaphysical’ dimension.

Greg

During college, Greg wrote for and edited Event Horizon, the University of Pennsylvania’s speculative fiction magazine.

Maurice Denton Welch

In August 1942, Maurice Denton Welch wrote an essay on the painter Walter Sickert which, published originally in Horizon, brought Maurice Denton Welch to the notice of Edith Sitwell, in no small part down to Maurice Denton Welch's own cultivation of Edith Sitwell's attentions.[3] Scores of short stories followed, around a dozen being published in various magazines.

the Canadian Paul Kneale

the Canadian Paul Kneale expanded the Canadian Paul Kneale's experimentation with scanners while developing a new body of argon/steel sculptural works called Event Horizon.