Engineering Infinity, edited by Jonathan Strahan, is a science fiction anthology published in 2010 that focuses on the rigorous subgenre of hard science fiction. The collection features diverse narratives ranging from autonomous combat drones grappling with mission logic to interstellar wars waged between hive-like alien entities. Within its pages, authors explore the consequences of genetic engineering, the ethical dilemmas of quantum time travel, and the survival of humanity aboard decaying generation ships. Common themes throughout the various stories include the nature of consciousness, the limitations of advanced technology, and the vast scale of the cosmos. By blending technical speculation with human drama, the book examines how future civilizations might navigate the challenges of infinite space and complex engineering. This volume serves as a tribute to the genre's history while showcasing contemporary visions of technological evolution.