Moon landers selected by NASA (science news).
While things on Earth might not be going totally swimingly, we’re at least still keeping one eye on the stars
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Steampunk anime Kurayukaba moves to get funding (anime trailer).
The crew behind the steampunk anime movie Kurayukaba – led by Shigeyoshi Tsukahara – have now produced their pilot piece,
Read MoreHow to move the Earth? (science documentary: audio).
Using lasers or asteroids to move our planet away from the sun may sound extreme, but a few scientists have
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The People (1972) (film DVD review).
I’ve been after a copy of the 1972 film ‘The People’ for a long, long time, mostly because it was
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Immobility by Brian Evenson (book review).
I’ve read quite a few post-apocalyptic tales and there are certain things you come to expect: bleak landscapes, dust, desperados
Read MorePure Windows 10: another look by: GF Willmetts.
Early this month, I had a modem failure in my laptop. I get a lot of electrical interference in my
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Bone Silence (Revenger trilogy book 3) by Alastair Reynolds (book review).
Space Opera was a term coined in the 1930s and related to fictional adventures set almost entirely off-planet. Spaceships ignored
Read MoreHyperloop, racing to finish a working real-world line (science news).
Fundamental questions, cutting-edge engineering, billions of dollars, economic barriers, political challenges and the greatest transportation leap for a generation at
Read MoreCryogenic Chips supercharge Quantum Computing (science news).
Commercially viable quantum computing could be here sooner than you think, thanks to a new innovation that shrinks quantum tech
Read MoreAgents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (season seven: trailer).
I think every season since three has been touted as the last-ever of TV series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., but this
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