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No Matter, There’s Energy: an article by GF Willmetts.

Initially, this article was intended to examine a single superpower, but the explanation for its demonstration was flawed. It was

Under this long title, ‘Under A Crimson Sun: Prospects For Life In A Red Dwarf System,’ author David S. Stevenson

There’s a reason why I reversed Einstein’s phrase, ‘God does not play dice with the universe,’ in the title. The

The sub-title of Joel Levy’s book, ‘From Science Fiction To Science Fact’, is ‘How The Writers Of The Past Invented

Do you find it odd how much we rely on statistical terms like ‘average,’ ‘norm,’ ‘normal,’ or ‘mean’? Different words,

Hold onto your telescopes, space enthusiasts! The cosmic neighbourhood just got a lot more intriguing. In an astonishing revelation, astronomers

In an audacious leap that might make Newton reconsider his apples, Dr. Charles Buhler and his team at Exodus Propulsion

Crikey, Martians, brace yourselves, because it looks like your real estate just got a tad more crowded! In what could

Amid our odd celestial tapestry, one star twinkles with an unusual story, one that’s been captivating astronomers and sci-fi aficionados

In 1974, a bold gesture from humanity reached out into the cosmos: the Arecibo radio message, an interstellar postcard addressed