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... sextillion ton spaceship that once a year revolves around a thermonuclear energy system called the Sun Noted sci-fi writer David Brin (both a Hugo and Nebula Award Winner) is also intrigued by science and technologies that...
...something close to it - at these colonies, allowing children to grow and develop normally, and adults to maintain their health. Sci-fi movies often solve the problem with ‘graviton generators’ or some other trope not available to us. Soviet scientist...
... within the Scottish space sector, helping SMEs to develop space capability. Royal Observatory Edinburgh. At the Sci-Tech Daresbury campus in Cheshire businesses are capitalising on STFC’s purpose-built additive manufacturing facility to progress...
... advent of quantum computers, the day is not far off when our world would be the stuff we see on sci-fi movies. Today our world deals with huge amounts of digital information every day and thus, it is very...
This interactive 3D tool shows where the European Space Agency's comet-chasing Rosetta spacecraft is on any given day – from launch in 2004 to the end of its nominal mission in 2015. http://sci.esa.int/where_is_rosetta/