Most idiotic alien invasions (science video).
Though an alien invasion of Earth is a terrible possibility, such invasions are seldom justified in science fiction, says Isaac
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The Fermi Paradox explained: timebombs in technology? (science video)
Isaac Arthur often wonders where all the extraterrestrial life is in the galaxy, but might it be that the technology
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Time travel and warp drives, from the physicist they based Dr. Emmett Brown from Back to the Future on (video interview).
Dr. Jack Sarfatti outlines his approach to consciousness, time travel, and other cutting-edge themes in science and physics. He also
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Fermi Paradox… so where are all my flipping megastructures? (science video)
John Michael Godier wonders why we can’t flipping see massive alien artefacts, given that the big enigma of where all
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Earth to Mars, but really quick (science video).
Earth to Mars, but really quick? Well, chemical rockets are nearing their limitations. Better means exist to travel between planets.
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Have we already past the A.I. singularity? (science video)
Recently, Google’s LaMDA chat technology and AI were featured in an interview with computer scientist and machine learning bias researcher
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Living in deep space habitats: the future of humanity? (science video)
In comparison to the huge empty space between stars, every known planet, moon, and asteroid in our solar system occupy
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Could it be that we are all really housed within a black hole? (science video)
The observable universe is the interior of a black hole in a black hole cosmology, also known as Schwarzschild cosmology
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What might an intelligent alien species really look like? (science video)
John Michael Godier is here with an examination of convergent evolution and its implications for astrobiology, particularly with relation to
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Could we reverse engineer alien tech on Earth? (science video)
How difficult can it be to comprehend extraterrestrial physics and technology? It should correspond to our own physics; after all,
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