Ron Mallett insists: the time machine? A system of rotating lasers
Difficulties did not stop the American physicist: Mallett remained confident in the possibilities of functioning of his time machine.
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Astrophysicist Ron Mallet: “I know how to build a time machine”
The academic even built a prototype to show the features of his theory that would lead to the construction of a real time machine. Obvious, wide doubts in the scientific community
I'll tell you the story of the first Eurotunnel, 200 years ago
The Eurotunnel under the Channel was not born yesterday, but much, much earlier: and it could have changed the history of Europe centuries ago.
Algography, AI creates the next frontier of conceptual art
Algography, a fusion of generative art and conceptual thinking, invites us to rethink the essence of art in the digital age.
Neuralink begins testing on humans: reactions from the scientific community
Neuralink's move towards human testing raises debates in the scientific field: on the one hand there is hope, on the other there is concern about the implications.
The challenge of Innovation: why new ideas are scary
From the fears of the first PCs to the doubts about new developments: a journey into the psychology of resistance to new ideas, and how to overcome it.
The benefits of 3D printing in the next decade
With 3D printing there will be more and more products that we will be able to create completely independently. Nothing but chatter.
The big post of 2024: here's this year's impact on the future
2024 will mark a real historical turning point in various fields, also opening up new ethical and social challenges. Let's take a look.
ChatGPT is not a human mind, but not a simple machine either
In the debate about AI (is it a superintelligence, a human mind or an evolved T9?) there is another perspective. And maybe it's the right one.
Humans beyond AI: 6 careers a machine can't (yet) steal
Artificial intelligence isn't a threat to everyone: here are six careers that resist the technological revolution thanks to intrinsic human qualities.
Cambridge University simulated a trip back in time
A team of scientists has used quantum entanglement to simulate a way of altering past events. But there is a limit: it only works one time in four.
Nobel Prize for Medicine to the creators of the mRNA techniques behind the Covid vaccines
The 2023 Nobel Prize for Medicine rewards Katalin Karikó, Drew Weissman and the mRNA research that led to the main anti-covid-19 vaccines
Gen Z, it's war on capitalism between 'radical' rest and refusal of property
Gen Z is disrupting the conventions of work and ownership, choosing alternative styles for mental well-being and a better life
Real Cyborgs: The Story of 5 Technological Pioneers
Cyborgs are already among us: five stories of artists, researchers and pioneers who are expanding the definition of 'human' by integrating mechanical parts into their bodies.
Elon Musk attacks the brain: Neuralink receives the OK for human tests
After a long process, Neuralink's futuristic brain-computer interface has gotten the green light for first human tests.
The basketball of the future? It's airless: Wilson presents the first prototype
If it looks like a basketball, bounces like a basketball, and weighs like a basketball, it's most likely… oh well, you already know.
The future of artificial intelligence in sports betting
There has been a lot of talk about developments in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how it can be used to solve real-world problems. Specifically in the world of gambling there are several general areas where AI could be useful, but before moving forward it is useful to understand what AI is and how it works. What is Artificial Intelligence AI is, like any other computer program, a set of instructions, an algorithm. The difference compared to non-AI programs is… Read more
Recharging electric vehicles: the functioning of the columns
Now that car manufacturers are producing more and more electric cars to safeguard the planet and that of us living beings, numerous electric vehicle charging stations can be seen around the streets of our cities. They are charging stations which, having the function of charging electric vehicles, play a decisive role in the circulation of those who own energy-driven cars. But how do charging stations work? Let's find out more about… Read more
Time travel: is it possible? More no than yes.
Two "simple" theoretical obstacles present us with a reality: time travel is probably impossible. What do you think about it?
This Nikola Tesla foot would be the first x-ray in history
Not just energy and GPS: Tesla was also ahead of everyone in terms of X-rays. The x-ray of his foot could be the first ever
Goodbye pee in the glass: Olive KG does 'passive' urinalysis with AI
Passive, real-time urinalysis will radically transform diagnostics and healthcare, preventing many diseases.
