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Endless energy banks and zero logic: the joys of particle beams in space battles (video).

The technology and uses of particle beams in futuristic space battle are explored by Spacedock in this video. Particle beams

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Fermi Paradox
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The Fermi Paradox: is it about… time? (science video)

John Michael Godier is here again with his simple answer to the Fermi Paradox, as it is explored in respect

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NASA’s InSight mission comes to an end (science news).

NASA’s InSight mission, which aimed to study the deep interior of Mars, has officially come to an end after more

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How we built a real alien starship detector by ‘mistake’ (science news).

The Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (aka LIGO) in Louisiana, USA is on a mission to detect gravitational waves, ripples

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Star Trek: Prodigy (new trailer).
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How to construct a real engine based on the Warp Drive from Star Trek (science video).

A real-world equivalent of the Star Trek Warp-Drive was described by scientist Miguel Alcubierre about 30 years ago, but it

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When super-worlds get cloudy.
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Fresh WOW signal found: a communication from potential alien life? (science video)

The well-known WOW Signal is well-known, but almost anybody has ever heard of the much stronger signal discovered more recently.

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Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978), a movie retrospective (video).
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Looking for physical evidence of alien life in all the wrong places? (science video)

What does extraterrestrial life “really” entail? Strong views are held by Avi Loeb, the director of the Galileo Project and

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Tom Corbet Space Cadet, Dimension X, Planet Patrol: eight hours of classic scifi radio shows (audio).
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The search for extraterrestrial life: Because being the only ones in the universe would be boring (science video).

John Michael Godier is joined by Avi Loeb to talk about his latest project, the Copernicus Space Corporation. The Massachusetts-based,

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Atlantis on BBC
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Are we the next lost civilization, just waiting for our collapse? Graham Hancock interviewed. (science video)

Graham Hancock is a controversial figure in the world of archaeology and ancient history. He’s the author of numerous books,

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Marsquake recorded: listen to the audio ... geology or aliens?
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Farming on Mars for fun and profit (science video).

Our man with a space plan, Isaac Arthur, is here to examine the hopes for farming on the Red Planet.

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