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Advertised as a journey to the edge of space and our inner selves, Ad Astra is a tedious, scientifically inaccurate dive into a one-dimensional character's navel. Here's why it matters.
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Greg Fish on 10.04.2019
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A new study shows just how little we know about why Venus became the hothouse world it is today.
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Greg Fish on 10.03.2019
# tech
Planes capable of suborbital flights reducing emissions from air travel sounds absurd at first glance, but a lot more plausible when you consider the technology they plan to use.
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Greg Fish on 10.02.2019
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Probiotics are the next big health trend thanks to new discoveries about our gut biomes. But are we just buying a lot of hype?
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Greg Fish on 09.13.2019
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Are hurricanes and major storms getting more dangerous thanks to global warming or is that just what the news and pop culture tell us? The answer is a bit more complicated than you might think…
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Greg Fish on 09.06.2019
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If we compromise encryption standards used to secure almost everything we do electronically, we'll catch more criminals. But we'll also create millions more by giving them easy targets.
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Greg Fish on 08.30.2019
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A recent crash landing on the Moon was an astrobiologist's worst-case scenario, raising the question of whether we're just doomed to contaminate every world we'll ever touch.
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Greg Fish on 08.23.2019
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The Fishes debate the future of transportation and the likelihood that you'll be flying to work with your own, personal jetpack.
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Greg Fish on 08.16.2019
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According to some scientists, we may be stuck in some sort of alien version of The Matrix and never know it.
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Greg Fish on 08.09.2019
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Hide your kids, hide your wife, we're automating everybody out there!
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Greg Fish on 08.02.2019