Last man to walk on the Moon passes away.
How sad is that? A personal sadness for the family. But a sadness for society as well, a society that
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The Science of Discworld IV: Judgement Day by Terry Pratchett, Ian Stewart and Jack Cohen (book review)
‘The Science Of Discworld IV’ follows along the tradition established by previous Discworld ‘Science Of…’ books by contrasting our magically-created
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Quantum computer breakthrough.
Scientists at the University of Sussex have invented a ground-breaking new method that puts the construction of large-scale quantum computers
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Invulnerability Vulnerability : an article by: GF Willmetts
Don’t confuse invulnerability with having dense enough tissue to bounce bullets off of as you might not be able to
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Protecting The Planet by Budd Titlow & Mariah Tinger (book review).
There is never a good time to put out a book on climate change and if you want a really
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The New Science Of Consciousness by Paul L. Nunez (book review).
If you’re curious as to what makes you you, then Paul L. Nunez’ book, ‘The New Science Of Consciousness’ will
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Gravitons Make Flight Work: an article by: GF Willmetts.
Back in the 1980s, the now late editor/comicbook writer Mark Gruenwald declared for ‘The Marvel Universe Handbook’ that the main
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US Spy Satellites: 1959 Onwards (All Missions, All Models) Owners’ Workshop Manual by David Baker (book review).
Throughout all forms of warfare, knowing what your opponent is planning or doing gives an edge. Not necessarily to go
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Green Screen Made Easy by Jeremy Hanke and Michele Yamaxaki Terpstra (book review).
This is an updated edition of ‘Green Screen Made Easy’ by Jeremy Hanke and Michele Yamaxaki Terpstra. As they say
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Voyage Of Time: The IMAX Experience (a film review by Frank Ochieng)
Filmmaker Terrence Malick has always harboured the meditative and naturalistic nuances that seem to resonate so forcefully in his themed
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