Engage Ion drive, captain: NASA’s new subspace drive breaks all records!
A super-advanced space drive (known as a Hall thruster) which is in the running to take humans to Mars has
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Star Trek: Treknology by Ethan Siegel, PhD (book review).
Now here’s a book that will open different doors, depending on your interest in ‘Star Trek’ and real science and
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When neutron stars clash!
For the first time, NASA scientists have detected light tied to a gravitational-wave event, thanks to two merging neutron stars
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Mars gets a full simulated domed city.
Dubai’s head cheese, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, has just launched Dubai’s Mars Science City project. The City will
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The Forgotten Genius Of Oliver Heaviside by Basil Mahon (book review).
In many respects, Basil Mahon’s book ‘The Forgotten Genius Of Oliver Heaviside’ covers practically everyone related to the invention and
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The Joy Of Mathematics by Alfred S. Posamentier (book review).
I like covering maths books from time to time and this one is going to be useful for you and
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Voyager spacecraft just keeps on trucking.
Humanity’s farthest and longest-lived spacecraft, Voyager 1 and 2, achieve 40 years of operation and exploration this August and September.
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Cassini on final orbit around Saturn.
NASA’s Cassini spacecraft will enter new territory in its final mission phase, the Grand Finale, as it prepares to embark
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Climageddon: The Global Warming Emergency And How To Survive It by Lawrence Wollersheim (book review)
As the extended title should tell you, Lawrence Wollersheim’s book, ‘Climageddon: The Global Warming Emergency And How To Survive It’
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Kalashnikov goes the full Terminator.
Kalashnikov, manufacturer of the infamous AK-74 assault rifle, has developed a fully automated combat module based on neural network technologies
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