100 Innovations Of The Industrial Revolution: From 1700 To 1860 by Simon Forty (book review).
As author Simon Forty explains in the introduction, picking out just 100 choices for his book, ‘100 Innovations Of The
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Bird-bot will conquer the world (first, they came for the warehouse workers).
Robot developer Boston Dynamics has given up for the moment on scary evil pony robots that can do Kung-fu moves
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NASA’s 3D-printed Moon/Mars base plans are in.
NASA’s 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge is a competition to create 3d-printed bases for the Moon, Mars and beyond using resources available
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Bering Sea meteor strike last Christmas could have destroyed New York and killed 20 million.
Last December (2018), an untracked and rather unexpected meteor exploded over the Bering Sea releasing 173 kilotons of energy, or
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Surviving Global Warming by Roger A. Sedjo (book review).
As author Roger A. Sedjo points out in his introduction to ‘Surviving Global Warming’, we’ve known global warming and climate
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Universe: From 13.8 Billion Years Ago To The Infinite Future Owners’ Workshop Manual by David M. Harland (book review).
There’s always a question of just how big can the Haynes books get? I guess David M. Harland’s book, ‘Universe:
Read MoreScientists reverse time at the quantum level (no Timelords involved).
Researchers from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology teamed up with colleagues from the U.S. and Switzerland and returned
Read MoreNASA says they will go from the Moon to Mars.
NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine had this to say to SFcrowsnest yesterday, speaking about their plans to go from the Moon
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Want to see a Dragon splash down?
ASA passed a major milestone Friday in its goal to restore America’s human spaceflight capability when SpaceX’s Crew Dragon returned
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Origins: How The Earth Made Us by Lewis Dartnell (book review).
I hope we’re all aware of how early Man, Homo erectus, spread out from Africa but have you wondered how
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