Ars Technica: computers in space

Ars Technica: computers in space Read this fascinating Ars Technica article on computers for space, with…

Quick reference: ESA's vision and goals for Space19+

Quick reference: ESA’s vision and goals for Space19+ Click here for original story,…

Illuminating the Gas Between Galaxies with Supercomputing

Galaxies contain millions of stars, and they grow by pulling in gas to make even more.…

The ever-changing brain: Shining a light on synaptic plasticity

Researchers have found that AMPA receptors form and disintegrate continually, within a fraction of a second,…

Leadership's in the blood for tiny fish

Leadership during cooperation runs in the family for tiny fish called Trinidadian guppies, new research shows. …

Caught in the act: MeerKAT telescope spies stellar flare

The MeerKAT radio telescope in the Northern Cape of South Africa has discovered an object which…

High-tech Japan uses AI in song to welcome pope

Few aspects of life escape the touch of high tech in cutting-edge Japan, including an official…

NASA’s TESS Helps Astronomers Study Red-giant Stars, Examine a Too-close Planet

NASA’s planet-hunting TESS Mission keeps giving astronomers new realities to examine and explain. …

Scientists Find Evidence Of Missing Neutron Star

The leftovers from a spectacular supernova that revolutionised our understanding of how stars end their lives…

Empatica Announces EmbracePlus: NASA Medical Quality in a Down-to-Earth Smart Watch

Empatica Announces EmbracePlus: NASA Medical Quality in a Down-to-Earth Smart Watch Click here for…