AI fighter jet defeats puny humans
In a recent simulation, an AI fighter jet has successfully defeated a human pilot. ‘Alpha’, as this charming AI killing
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Science
Microsoft trial underwater data centre
Project Natick is an initiative from Microsoft to move your data under the sea. If you’re not familiar with how
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WhatsYapp – the spurious new translation product for your pooch
Sometimes a product comes around where the creator has clearly thought of the name first before worrying about the practicalities.
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Astronomy Picture of the Day: The Crab Nebula
Today’s Astronomy Picture of the Day focuses on an old favourite of mine, The Crab Nebula! The Crab Nebula is the
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Astronomy Picture of the Day: Curiosity’s View
Going by Earth timescales, The Mars Rover Curiosity reached its 3 year anniversary on August the 6th, 2015. To celebrate
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Astronomy Picture of the Day: Gravitational lensing
Originally taken by Hubble in 2004, today’s Astronomy Picture of the Day shows a fascinating phenomenon known as Gravitational Lensing.
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Astronomy Picture of the Day: The Sombrero Galaxy
Since the very earliest beginnings of both Astronomy and Astrology, man has looked up to the stars and tried to
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Astronomy Picture of the Day: Comet Catalina
Today’s Astronomy Picture of the day asks the following question: will Comet Catalina become visible to the unaided eye? Given the
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Astronomy Picture of the Day: A Blue Moon Halo over Antarctica
Although it may seem to be a lens flare or other digital effect, today’s Astronomy Picture of the Day is
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Conspiracy Theory: Planet X, the Secret Mission.
Far beyond the reaches of the inner solar system lies the mysterious and enigmatic Kuiper belt. A vast disc of
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Astronomy Picture of the Day: M27 (Not a Comet)
In France in the 18th century Astronomer Charles Messier was busy hunting comets, during his telescopic travels of the cosmos
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