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The X-66A: NASA's lean green flying machine? (science news)
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The X-66A: NASA’s lean green flying machine? (science news)

NASA, in collaboration with Boeing, has announced its latest foray into sustainable air travel, promising to be as revolutionary as

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NASA swaps stargazing for gold digging in unprecedented asteroid mining mission (science news).
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NASA swaps stargazing for gold digging in unprecedented asteroid mining mission (science news).

In a news update that’s no less bewildering than the discovery of a cat playing the saxophone, NASA is officially

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Turning our Solar System into a Spaceship? It might just work (science video).
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Turning our Solar System into a Spaceship? It might just work (science video).

Hmm, interstellar travel. Who doesn’t fancy themselves an intrepid explorer, braving the cold, dark depths of space, enduring months on

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Mars Trip Gravity Issues: an article by: GF Willmetts.

Although I’ve covered space flight in Science Fiction a while back, I haven’t really discussed the means of creating gravity

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Immortality in Space: Enzmann's Echolance, or how to live forever, give or take a few billion years (science video).
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Immortality in Space: Enzmann’s Echolance, or how to live forever, give or take a few billion years (science video).

Have you ever dreamed of soaring through the cosmos, leaving Earth’s gravitational pull behind as you gallivant between galaxies? Do

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AI and humans
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A.I. Bytes Bites: amazing developments in artificial intelligence (round-up: early May 2023).

Welcome to Stephen Hunt’s A.I. Bytes Bites, your go-to source for the latest and most amazing developments in artificial intelligence!

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Fermi's great galactic ghosting: when aliens swipe left on Earth (science video).
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Fermi’s great galactic ghosting: when aliens swipe left on Earth (science video).

The Fermi Paradox: the great cosmic conundrum that has captured the imaginations of scientists, astronomers, and the rest of us

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AI and humans
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A.I. Bytes Bites: amazing developments in artificial intelligence (roundup).

Welcome to Stephen Hunt’s A.I. Bytes Bites, your go-to source for the latest and most amazing developments in artificial intelligence!

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SpaceX soars into the future with a massive bang (space news).
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SpaceX soars into the future with a massive bang (space news).

Despite many news outlets such as The Guardian and CNBC joyfully playing up the – shall we say – more

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The Humanoid Hype: When AI Gets Buff, Jobs Get Ruff (science video).
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The Humanoid Hype: When AI Gets Buff, Jobs Get Ruff (science video).

Remember when the biggest threat to your job was Kevin from accounting? Those days are long gone. The new kid

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