Aliens Might Already Be on Their Way to Us
The question of whether intelligent life exists elsewhere in the vast universe, and why we haven’t detected it yet, is known as the Fermi Paradox.
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MIT’s Modular Lunar Robot
MIT’s WORMS new modular Lunar robot consists of worm-like articulated legs.
Black Hole Eating a wayward Star
A wayward star is ripped to shreds by a black hole. It is first stretched out by the black hole’s intense gravity, until it no longer resembles
New data transmission record
Scientists have set a world record by transmitting 1.8 petabits per second., using only a single light source.
McLaren Solus GT hypercar
An extreme McLaren design concept born in the virtual racing world, now made real. There will only ever be 25 Solus GT hypercars.
Iris Digital Airspace System goes global
Passengers will experience fewer delays once the Iris system is fully implemented globally – and airlines will save fuel and reduce emissions of carbon dioxide.
Magnetic Waves deep down Earth discovered
Using information from ESA’s Swarm satellite mission, scientists have discovered a completely new type of magnetic wave across Earth’s outer core.
Scientists Grow Plants in Lunar Soil for the first time
The University of Florida has taken the next giant leap for mankind, making history as the first to grow plants in lunar soil.
Salmon Eye- Floating Exhibition Center
Salmon Eye is a Floating Exhibition Center for learning about the possibilities for a sustainable way of fish farming.
New Camera at the size of a Salt Grain
Researchers at Princeton University and the University of Washington have developed an ultracompact camera the size of a coarse grain of salt.