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Under A Crimson Sun: Prospects For Life In A Red Dwarf System by David S. Stevenson (book review).

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

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Dice and God
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Dice Doesn’t Play With God: an article by GF Willmetts.

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

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From Science Fiction To Science Fact by Joel Levy (book review).

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

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There’s No Such Thing As Average: an article by: GF Willmetts.

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

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Dyson sphere
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Are aliens building Dyson Spheres? Astronomers find 60 candidates (video).

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

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No fuel space drive.
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Up, Up and Away: Dr. Charles Buhler’s Gravity-Defying Breakthrough (science news)

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

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Volcanic Vistas: booking your future Martian holiday at Noctis? (science news)

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

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To the distant stars with the Echloance starship (science video).
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A Star Out of Sync: Przybylski’s Challenge to Astronomy (science news).

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

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Fermi's great galactic ghosting: when aliens swipe left on Earth (science video).
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Dark is the Dark Forest? Fearing Fermi (science article).

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

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Altering Alienscapes: the morality of terraforming (science video).

Picture this: humanity has finally reached the stars, possessing the technological wizardry to mould barren rocks floating in the abyss

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