Taking Earth with us: Is space exploration “sustainable”?
In the coming decades, space agencies from around the world will be venturing farther out into space than ever before.
Presenting a fine-tuned CRISPR-Cas9 gene editor
The novel approach adopted for the "molecular scissors" significantly reduces the chance of potentially harmful mutations.
The United Nations celebrates World Population Day by shaming population ‘alarmists’
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) was created in 1969 to act on the world community's concerns about population growth.
Living An Extra One Hundred Years
Senolytics drugs are already showing promising results and could become available on the market within the next decade.
Scientists create the smallest-ever remote-controlled walking robot
The robotic crab is smaller than a flea and can carry out multiple activities like walking, bending, twisting, turning, and jumping.
How Might Alien Life Evolve on Other Planets?
The chances that we might discover analogs to Homo Sapiens are small, but it may be likely that we find recognizable interstellar cousins.
The role of Artificial Intelligence in extending health span
Part of the reason for the change in attitudes towards aging is the application of modern artificial intelligence techniques to healthcare.
Cities in Space: Inspiring Future Generations to Live Off-World
In the coming decades, things are going to become very busy with plans to return to the Moon and explore Mars.
Breaking boundaries but not population taboos
The book Breaking Boundaries explains the basics of how the Earth works and how humanity is rocking the boat, ecologically speaking.
Morality evolved – too late for Alan Turing
Ministers hail "God's eternal laws", the supposedly changeless morality rules of the Bible. But they’re wrong. Morality evolves constantly.
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