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NASA’s Mars Sample Return Mission is risky, and we only have a little while to modify it (science video).

The Mars sample return mission was just detailed by NASA. However, it works on the premise that there is no

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Star Trek Discovery: If Memory Serves (trailer).
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Exoplanets: is humanity alone in the universe? (science video)

The number of known exoplanets surpassed 5,000 on March 21st, 2022. Sara Seager, an MIT astrophysicist and planetary scientist, joins

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Starship Troopers: Traitor of Mars (first trailer).
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The great alien life debate (science video).

Sara Walker is a theoretical physicist and astrobiologist, while Lee Cronin is a chemist by profession. Here, they get together

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Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978), a movie retrospective (video).
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This is why, this year, we’re sending a signal to a neighbouring Alien Solar System (science video).

METI will send a signal to the Trappist-1 Solar System in October 2022, a system with potentially three Earthlike planets

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NASA’s 3D-printed Moon/Mars base plans are in.
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Elon Musk interviewed: towards a glorious future (video).

Musk explains how the revolutionary new technologies he’s developing, such as Tesla’s intelligent humanoid robot Optimus, SpaceX’s otherworldly Starship, and

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Why the James Webb Space Telescope will change everything (science video).
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Reaching out across the stars: should humanity try to communicate? (science video).

A Beacon in the Galaxy is a newly created binary-coded message for delivery to alien intelligences in the Milky Way

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Multi-Species Empires: Alien Civilisations (science video).

When reading science fiction, it’s typical to come across interstellar civilizations that are home to hundreds of happily coexisting alien

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Venus and strange life in its clouds? (science video).

There’s something absorbing UV light in Venus’ clouds. The riddle of the UV absorber is only one of several that

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Prehistoric Planet: new Apple TV dinosaurs series (trailer).
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Prehistoric Planet: new Apple TV dinosaurs series (trailer).

With David Attenborough narrating the new Prehistoric Planet series, which will premiere on AppleTV+ on May 23rd, 2022, we will

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Quantum computing? Try, bio-computing with Rat-brain networks.
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Is it possible that we’ve discovered the relationship between UAPs and consciousness? (science video).

Recent experimental findings raise questions about our knowledge of physics and the nature of reality. Could awareness, posits Chris Lehto,

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