Six things we will do with Elon Musk’s Neuralink, according to sci-fi
2020-09-05
Last Friday, billionaire inventor Tony Stark — I mean, Elon Musk — showed off progress on his latest project, the Neuralink.Read More →
Could Science & Technology Allow Us to Cheat Death?
2020-08-24
What if one day we could cheat death? What if we could live longer – possibly forever? And if we could, would we want to?Read More →
A new quantum paradox throws the foundations of observed reality into question
2020-08-23
A new paradox in quantum mechanics – one of our two most fundamental scientific theories – throws doubt on some common-sense ideas about physical reality.Read More →
Nikola Tesla: The extraordinary life of a modern Prometheus
2020-08-14
Tesla was a real-life Prometheus: the mythical Greek titan who raided heaven to bring fire to mankind, yet in punishment was chained to a rock where each day an eagle ate his liver.Read More →
My vision of the future is wireless, and we’re one step closer
2020-08-04
My vision of the future is wireless, and we’re one step closer By Maria Korolov I don’t like to see power line cables across the landscape — who does? But burying lines is expensive, and impossible in some terrains. Plus, you can’t bury lines in space. And I definitely hateRead More →
Warp drive or StarGate technology?
2020-08-03
Regardless if you are into UFOs, Astrobiology, Extraterrestrial life, Ancient aliens, or space exploration in general, we are all after the same outcome: First contact with alien life.Read More →
Kenneth Arnold Coined the Term “Flying Saucer”… Or Did He?
2020-08-03
Kenneth Arnold Coined the Term “Flying Saucer”… Or Did He? On June 24th, 1947, Kenneth Arnold was flying his private plane in the area of Mount Rainier in Washington State. Just another flight for this experienced pilot and business man. Little did he know, that this was not going toRead More →