Exoplanets: meet the new hunter …
NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (aka TESS) is undergoing final preparations in Florida for its April 16th 2018 launch to
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Professor Stephen Hawking passes.
Professor Stephen Hawking, the eminent scientist and physicist/cosmologist, has passed away at 76 from causes related to his wasting disease, last
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Fusion power … nearer than we think?
Progress toward fusion power — an inexhaustible and zero-carbon source of energy — could be about to take an interesting
Read MoreElon Musk, panel crasher, at South by Southwest Film Festival.
Elon Musk crashes the Westworld Panel at SXSW 2018 (the South by Southwest Film Festival) to shoot the breeze about
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Mathematics: A Curious History by Joel Levy (book review).
I like reviewing maths books from time to time, if only to remind me on how much we rely on
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The Brain: What It Does, How It Works & How It Affects Behaviour by Dr. Catherine Loveday (book review).
As you might have noticed by the amount of non-fiction books I read, I am always in pursuit of knowledge.
Read MoreImmunity Of The Fittest? an article by: GF Willmetts
Reading in February that there is now a new race of mutant super-rats that we currently have in the UK
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Turning Points by Kostas Kampoiurakis (book review).
The sub-title of Kostas Kampoiurakis’ book, ‘Turning Points’ is ‘How Critical Events Have Driven Human Evolution, Life And Development’ gives
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Graphene by Les Johnson & Joseph E. Neany (book review).
If you thought graphene was a newly discovered form of carbon, reading Les Johnson and Joseph E. Neany’s book on
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NASA Skylab: 1969 To 1979 (All Modules) by David Baker (book review).
In many ways, looking back, the NASA Skylab was a makeshift idea on a budget. Take a section of the
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