Category: Blinded by Science

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope Christmas Launch

Posted by David Raiklen | Dec 25, 2021 | Blinded by Science, Space Exploration |

The world has a NASA Christmas gift – The James Webb Space Telescope has launched and begun its 10 year mission!

Engineered Arts Robots Get Uncomfortably Close to Human

Posted by David Raiklen | Dec 22, 2021 | Blinded by Science, Movies / Video / Theater, Science Fiction / Fantasy |

Engineered Arts presents robots that take the art to the next level, but as impressive as it is, it’s getting a little creepy, too.

ESA Discovers Water on Mars in Valles Marineris, Less than 2 Meters Below the Surface

Posted by Susan Macdonald | Dec 20, 2021 | Blinded by Science |

There is some good news regarding the possible future colonization of Mars: there is a lot of water in Valles Marineris, less than two meters below the surface.

GJ 367b, The Exoplanet With an 8 Day Year

Posted by Susan Macdonald | Dec 14, 2021 | Blinded by Science, Space Exploration |

GJ367b is blasted by 500 times more radiation than the Earth receives from our sun. If you’re planning a visit, bring lots of sunscreen.

The DARPA Warp Bubble Isn’t What You Think

Posted by David Raiklen | Dec 13, 2021 | Blinded by Science, Editorials, Science Fiction / Fantasy |

So where is the actual warp bubble? You might be surprised to learn the truth, and it’s not exactly what people have been saying.

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Earth is challenged to a game of cosmic dodgeball by alien athletes who are friendly but incomprehensible even though they smell really bad and might be overpowered by a bunch of Elvis impersonators but they fall in love with a young girl , whom they marry and live long and prosper.
The End.

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