I intend to relaunch this website sometime in the undetermined future. This process will consist of a new theme, new articles and better features. I am currently very busy in life and since this website would need to be rebuilt the intended time for relaunch is unknown. I would like […]
The universal translator is a well-known staple of some science fiction TV shows such as Star Trek but from a real life and scientific perspective the question then becomes: is it possible to create this technology sometime in the 21st Century? At Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh scientists have prototypes […]
Fusion power is distinctly different from fission power in that it produces little radioactive waste, some scientists even predict that we may have this technology by 2030. Other than being a tremendous source of potential electrical power, nuclear fusion power may also perhaps solve our energy needs for this century. […]
In my opinion, antimatter will be the eventual solution to interstellar space travel due to its efficiency with regards to using small amounts of it to traverse through a large amount of outer space. At CERN they are able to produce several trillionths of a gram of antimatter at a […]
Known as the bane of the web developer’s existence, Internet Explorer is not only a nuisance to web developers but also a large roadblock in terms of innovation. Microsoft describes Internet Explorer as a “compatibility solution” and no longer recommends continued use of it. Microsoft sort of caused this problem […]
When I walked into my local movie theatre to watch Fast and Furious presents: Hobbs and Shaw I was surprised to find out the main antagonists in the film were similar to Elon Musk’s Neuralink (except for the fact that Musk’s organization hasn’t shown an appetite for collateral damage around […]
The Soviet Venera program was undertaken by the former U.S.S.R and it consisted of sending a series of space probes to Venus, it thus marked the first robotic exploration program that took place on another planet. The first Venera probe failed to leave Earth’s atmosphere and in typical Cold War […]
Former NASA Administrator Charles Bolden indicated in the past that the International Space Station has an expiry date of 2028. I strongly believe that all efforts should be made to ensure that it lasts until 2033 so that the infrastructure and Human Resources behind the station is operational during the […]
China may soon become the first nation on Earth to reach the far side of the moon with the launch of the Queqiao relay satellite from Sichuan province. Historically, it has been difficult to establish communications between the moon and Earth on the far side of the moon, but China […]
NASA’s InSight spacecraft launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base on May 5. Unlike most spacecraft launches it was launched from California instead of the typical launch location chosen by NASA: Cape Canaveral, Florida. The journey of this spacecraft will consist of approximately 7 months in order for it to arrive […]
