The Driest Place on Earth Could Help Predict How Life Might Be Surviving on Mars
In the next few years, Mars will be visited by three new rovers searching for evidence of past and present life.
Managing Human’s Evolution
In practice, we have about one decade to put in place at least the main safeguards to control Superintelligence’s capabilities.
Going Interplanetary – How Can We Build a Lunar Colony?
In so many ways, a permanent human presence on the Moon could open the door to the entire Solar System.
The Next Generation Of Artificial Intelligence
Consensus of several surveys of AI experts suggests AGI is still decades into the future. However, a transitional AI, may exist today.
Artificial intelligence will be here soon
Over the last few years I have gone from an AGI skeptic to being significantly worried about how soon it will likely come to exist.
How to make the food and water Mars-bound astronauts will need for their mission
If we ever intend to send crewed missions to deep-space locations, then we need to come up with solutions for keeping the crews supplied.
What America Needs Now Is a Secular President, Like George Washington
This is not an idle concern. Extreme caution seems advisable about one who claims that theology informs his policy positions.
A brain-computer interface restores a paralyzed man’s vital senses
Ian Burkhart, who severed his spinal cord in a swimming accident in 2010 is now able to move and feel via a BCI.
A Major breakthrough in reversing the cellular aging process
A team at Harvard has identified molecules that restore protective caps on the tips of our chromosomes that regulate cells ageing.
Making the First Martians: Living on the Red Planet
Mars is cold, dry, irradiated, and the air is thin and unbreathable. But with the right kind of technology, living on Mars could be possible.
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