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Your robot can now chat to you: a little too well! (science video)
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Your robot can now chat to you: a little too well! (science video)

Greetings, all you Nestizen sci-fi enthusiasts. Today, we’ve got a little something that will tickle your circuits and fuel your

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The Techno-Optimist Manifesto: a bold vision for abundance through technology (science news).
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The Techno-Optimist Manifesto: a bold vision for abundance through technology (science news).

Marc Andreessen, a prominent U.S. venture capitalist, recently published an ambitious manifesto outlining his technologically optimistic worldview. The manifesto lays

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Decoding the Universe: Dr. Salvatore Pais explores the Superforce and beyond (science video).
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Decoding the Universe: Dr. Salvatore Pais explores the Superforce and beyond (science video).

In a new interview, Dr. Salvatore Pais unfolds a tapestry of scientific wonder, meticulously navigating through a range of topics,

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NASA discovery: K2-18 b’s atmosphere holds rare chemical signaling potential alien industry (science news).
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NASA discovery: K2-18 b’s atmosphere holds rare chemical signaling potential alien industry (science news).

Unveiling Alien Mysteries: Does the Rare Chemical in K2-18 b’s Atmosphere Indicate Extraterrestrial Industrial Activity? A remarkable discovery was made

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Plasma breakthrough points to pollution-free petrol engines, pollution-free coal power stations (science video).
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Plasma breakthrough points to pollution-free petrol engines, pollution-free coal power stations (science video).

In a recent intriguing video, our host Jeremy delves deep into various recent interviews, notably one with Malcolm Bendall, and

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Silurian age: when dinosaurs went through the industrial revolution (science video).
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Silurian age: when dinosaurs went through the industrial revolution (science video).

In the shadowy depths of geological history, hidden between the layers of sediment and fossilized trilobites, could there lie traces

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Inside The Mind Of Hiram K. Hackenbacker: an article by: GF Willmetts.

I’ve written various articles on the original ‘Thunderbirds’ over the years. However, a recent realization made me pause and reconsider.

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Faster-Than-Light Travel? Yes Please!: an article by: Rosie Oliver.

We humans hate long boring journeys. So much so that we’ve gone from using horses and carriages to travelling by

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Are there elder races in our Milky Way galaxy? (science video)
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Are there elder races in our Milky Way galaxy? (science video)

In the vast expanse of the universe, with its twinkling stars and swirling galaxies, lies a question that has intrigued

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Pulsars: the alien GPS we never knew we needed? (science video)
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Pulsars: the alien GPS we never knew we needed? (science video)

In a universe filled with mysteries, pulsars have always been the cosmic enigmas that have left scientists scratching their heads.

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