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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What Makes Your Brain Happy And Why You Should Do The Opposite by David DiSalvo (book review).
‘What Makes Your Brain Happy And Why You Should De The Opposite’ by David DiSalvo has been reviewed before back
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Visit the live-view of the first car in space!
Wonder how ‘Starman’ – the dummy driving a cherry red Tesla towards the sun – is currently doing? Sure you
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SpaceX Falcon Heavy: it’s the freakiest show?
Elon Musk’s Stark Industries – I mean SpaceX – is getting ready to launch its Falcon Heavy rocket, along with
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Why Should Androids Look Like Us? : an article by: GF Willmetts
‘Tortoise? What’s that?’ Although our current robots with latex skin are improving with every generation, people are still unsettled by
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Frankenstein And The Birth Of Science by Joel Levy (book review).
I’m beginning to think there should be a competition for long book titles with equally long sub-titles. Joel Levy’s book,
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Nuclear Weapons Operations Manual by David Baker (book review).
Author David Baker points out in his introduction to his book, ‘Nuclear Weapons Operations Manual’, that it does not make
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Myth-Busting Your Body: The Scientific Facts Behind The Headlines by Dr. Sarah Schenker (book review).
Sometimes with non-fiction, I find it easier to start a book not knowing what I am going to discover or
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Unbelievable Science Stuff That Will Blow Your Mind by Colin Barris (book review).
With a title like ‘Unbelievable Science Stuff That Will Blow Your Mind’, author Colin Barris has a lot to live
Read MoreA.I. discovers new Kepler exoplanet.
A.I. may not be driving your car around yet, but it is discovering new exoplanets! Our solar system is now tied
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