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Wednesday, May 6, 2026

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Platform Decay (Murderbot Diaries book 8) by Martha Wells (book review).
Odyssey: When Nolan’s ancient Greece gets the IMAX Treatment (trailer).
Lexx: Star Trek’s Evil Twin With Better Boots And Worse Impulse Control (TV retrospective).
Editorial – May 2026: Moon Trek.
Back-Up Your Computer Files: a knowledge article by Geoff Willmetts.

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Fast, moves the robot legion.

Do you remember five years ago when robot manufacturer Boston Dynamics released those videos of their creation, Atlas, dangling from

If you think lasers are only used in burglar alarms, then Todd Neff’s book, ‘The Laser That’s Changing The World’

Using NASA’s Hubble and Kepler space telescopes, astronomers have uncovered tantalising evidence of what could be the first discovery of

SpaceX has signed the world’s first private passenger to fly around the Moon aboard its BFR launch vehicle (Big Falcon

Artificial intelligence is invading many fields, most recently astronomy and the search for intelligent life in the universe, or SETI.

Real life Tony Stark, Elon Musk, is interviewed by dude Joe Rogan on the future of humanity, colonising Mars, and

You’ve seen books before where illustrators do cutaway diagrams showing the insides of buildings and vehicles, haven’t you? Mike Warren

‘The Robot In The Next Cubicle’ by Larry Boyer will make you think of the automated voices that ring you

You might think the Large Hadron Collider was a new device but, as Gemma Lavender says in her introduction, its

When you read Guy P. Harrison’s introduction to ‘At Least Know This: Essential Science To Enhance Your Life’ and the