After Billions in Investment, Self-Driving Cars Are Still More Hype Than Reality
Christopher Collins October 14, 2022
Will the self-driving car industry be the next one to follow the crypto crash?
Latest Posts in Science and Technology
How Scientists Are Edging Closer to Making Fusion Energy a Reality
Christopher Collins October 14, 2022
The dynamics inside fusion reactors are so complex that the walls sometimes melt when ferociously hot high-speed plasma becomes unstable. Now, the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics and the Vienna University of Technology have solved a major fusion problem, bringing us closer to creating an infinite source of energy.
How NASA’s DART Mission Proved Earth Can Defend Itself From a Planet-Killer Asteroid
Christopher Collins October 13, 2022
NASA’s successful asteroid strike showed that nudging an astroid’s orbit can be done, but the question remains will we spot a potential planet-killer asteroid in time?
What Exactly Causes Déjà Vu? Scientists May Finally Know the Answer Thanks to Virtual Reality
Kehinde Pius Oluwole October 12, 2022
Déjà Vu is a common yet still mysterious phenomenon where we experience the feeling that we’ve been somewhere or done something before actually doing it.
Dormant Bacteria From Earth and Other Planets May Be the Greatest Threat to Humanity
Christopher Collins October 12, 2022
Bacteria spores are smarter than we knew. Lying dormant for hundreds of millions of years, they have been calculating the precise time to come back to life.
Why Alien Civilizations Won’t Find Earth Anytime Soon
Christopher Collins October 11, 2022
The real reason why Earth is almost invisible to alien civilizations searching for habitable planets.
How Your Grandparents’ Lifestyle Has a Direct Effect on You Through Epigenetic Memory
Christopher Collins October 7, 2022
Researchers have demonstrated that epigenetic memory can be passed down through multiple generations. Scientists experimenting with worms have discovered amazing things about how grandparents pass genetic attributes to their grandchildren.
Tesla’s Robot Left Many AI Experts Unimpressed, With One Labeling It as an ‘Utter Scam’
Christopher Collins October 6, 2022
Do car companies have an obsession with creating humanoid general-purpose bots? Or is Musk, CEO of Tesla, distracted on a tangent?
Mars Is Probably Not the Best Choice for the First Human Mission to Another Planet, Experts Claim
Christopher Collins October 5, 2022
A flyby to hell or an opportunity to view an infinite paradise of alluring and fascinating landscapes and structures? Should astronauts target Venus instead of Mars for their first interplanetary mission?
What Are the Actual Benefits of Building a Permanent Moon Base?
Christopher Collins October 4, 2022
Which country will be first to establish a Moon base? Will international treaties still be relevant on Earth’s only natural satellite?
