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World’s largest single-piece 3-D printed rocket engine? Welcome to Spaceport Scotland!
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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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Independence Day: Resurgence (first amazing trailer).
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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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Ending the world in comfort and style: a guide (science video).

Well, well, well, it certainly seems as though the end of the world is near and that we are all

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To the distant stars with the Echloance starship (science video).
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To the distant stars with the Echloance starship (science video).

As you may be aware, posits the Angry Astronaut, interplanetary travel has always seemed like an impossibility due to the

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Galaxy-to-galaxy starship voyages: mission impossible? (science video)
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Galaxy-to-galaxy starship voyages: mission impossible? (science video)

Isaac Arthur drops by to discuss the size of the cosmos and the prospect of venturing outside of our galaxy.

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Stations in space? Let’s call them space stations (science video).

Dearest SFcrowsnest readers – yes, I’m looking at you – hold onto your hats and buckle up for a space

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Alien megastructure found at Tabby’s Star? E.T. phone home, we’re parked here (science video).

The media led us to believe for a period of several years, posits our Angry, that the weird occurrences that

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The Constants Of Nature by John D. Barrrow (book review).

The problem with buying any science book is selecting by someone authoritative on the subject, easily checked on google, and

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alien lakes
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Did life on Earth begin in a hot spring, and its implications for Extraterrestrial Life (science video).

Dave Deamer chats with John Michael Godier about how life on Earth is a fascinating and mysterious phenomenon. The question

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