Japan starts space elevator experiments
…and yet another example of “mathematics in motion”
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Physicists Say They’ve Come Up With a Mathematical Model For a Viable Time Machine
FTL remains “mathematically” possible too. Wonder what the Mundane SF movement has to say about this….
SpaceX Reveals More Details About Its Future City on Mars
If you go, you’re going to be living out of the ship for some time….
A radical theory says major crises remake America every 80 years, with future war likely | Big Think
One wonders where we would be now if Bannon had read Asimov’s Foundation series….
Digital Creators: Apply for NASA Mars Landing Event
30 spots are open for multimedia types to cover InSight’s landing
Engineers Have Built a New Camera That Can Take 5D Pictures
Engineers from Germany have developed a new compact imaging system that’s capable of recording hyperspectral images in a massive five dimensions. the breakthrough opens up exciting possibilities for security, medical imaging — and even future […]
Mandela Effect: The Science Behind Our Collective False Memories
False memories? or alternate realities intruding into our own?
Scientists Discovered A New Type of Brain Cell That May Only Exist in Humans
Leading to the question – but what about all of those drugs they’ve tested on mouse brains?
The latest in a new generation of giant telescopes broke ground
The Giant Magellan scope – 80 feet in diameter – will be ten times as precise as Hubble
Want To Snag A Job Mining Asteroids Someday? You Can Now Get Your Masters In It.
Just remember, in space, no one cares if you have a degree or not
15 of Spitzer’s Greatest Discoveries From 15 Years in Space
Spitzer, or How to spend hours looking at beautiful and mysterious images
Richard Feynman’s famed physics puzzle finally gets solved by MIT students
Want to break spaghetti in half without those little fly-away pieces? Give it a twist!
Scientists May Have Just Found Evidence For Previous Universes That Existed Before Our Own
Evidence that the universe ‘recycles’ may have been found.
Asteroid Arrival! Japanese Probe Reaches ‘Spinning-Top’ Space Rock Ryugu
The probe will release a lander and three small rovers
Judea Pearl’s ‘The Book of Why’ shakes up correlation vs. causality
Maybe, maybe not. It all depends on the probabilities…or does it?
Gravitational waves and the slow pace of scientific revolutions
How science really advances
Tree Skyscrapers and Underwater Restaurants: See the Most Futuristic Designs
In order to protect the future, we need to live in trees
Strange Spots Found on Dwarf Planet Ceres in Final Round of NASA Craft
TThe Dawn mission’s latest images provide more clues about Ceres’ mysterious white spots
Dark Matter and Energy Are Real Reveals Final Data of Planck Mission
The Plank mission’s imaging of the cosmic background radiation confirms that our universe is “almost perfect”
Perseids’ Swift-Tuttle comet could end life on Earth
Click Bait: “single most dangerous object to humanity”
Juno data indicate another possible volcano on Jupiter moon Io
Geez, doesn’t Io have enough volcanoes already?
10 of the strangest exoplanets in the universe | Big Think
While we’re not finding too many “Earths”, we sure are finding some strange planets
Quantum version of ‘Maxwell’s Demon’ reveals weird catch
Energy extraction from information – on the quantum level
The Octonion Math That Could Underpin Physics | Quanta Magazine
This is one for the Math Heads
History’s Fastest Jettisoned Gas From Stellar Outburst Discovered Originating From Superstar Eta Carinae
Eta Carinae sets a galactic speed record
Black holes are actually giant fuzzballs of string, claims new research
A new paper strengthens the theory that black holes are like balls of space yarn and debunks the idea of “firewalls”. Source: Black holes are actually giant fuzzballs of string, claims new research Kermit WoodallKermit […]
Observatories Team Up to Reveal Rare Double Asteroid
You put your one asteroid in, you put your other asteroid in and you circle all about, you do the astro polky and turn yourself about, that’s what it’s all about!
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