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).
Remember when the biggest threat to your job was Kevin from accounting? Those days are long gone. The new kid
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A cosmic quest: just how vast can humankind’s Galactic Footprint grow? (science video)
Ah yes, good ‘ol humanity! A ceaseless parade of intrepid voyagers, our celestial aspirations know no bounds. In days of
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The Galactic Game of Roulette: life’s perilous pursuit in the Cosmos (science video).
Isaac Arthur is here to examine the Galactic Game of Roulette, as only he can. Yes, welcome, dear SFcrowsnest reader,
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Life Beyond Water: are we all just cosmic puddle jumpers? (science video)
Ah, life. The age-old mystery that keeps scientists pondering, philosophers waxing lyrical, and conspiracy theorists spinning yarns about alien visitors.
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Moonstruck: NASA’s Artemis II Crew Ready to Lunaroake the Night Away (science news).
Houston, we have liftoff…to the moon! NASA and the Canadian Space Agency recently announced the interstellar Fab Four who will
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Communicating with the Aliens: an article by: GF Willmetts.
Originally, this piece was going be among the footnotes of my editorial, looking at some oddities in the 1977 ‘Close
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A cosmic smorgasbord: the quirky world of Star Drives (science video).
As the old saying goes, variety is the spice of life. Well, dear reader, prepare yourself for a hearty helping
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Navigating First Contact: a model for interactions with Extraterrestrial Intelligence (science video).
In an insightful presentation based on his paper, “An Assay on Axioms of First Contact,” Ph.D. candidate Steven Firth sits
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In Search Of The Double Helix: Quantum Physics And Life by John Gribbon (book review).
Another science book I picked up is ‘In Search Of The Double Helix: Quantum Physics And Life’ by John Gribbon.
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