Bertrand Piccard’s Big Hydrogen Adventure
Few explorers have reached the heights, literally and figuratively, that Bertrand Piccard has. He is the quintessential modern explorer, for whom every big mission has a purpose, which generally boils
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CEO Copenhagen Atomics – Terawatt AI Needs Nuclear Energy
The AI data center wave has an insatiable demand for energy. Energy, AI GPUs and data can be scaled to give more intelligence and can lead to superintelligence. This has
US Shifts to Pro-Nuclear Energy Policies
The new policy of the United States is to expedite and promote to the fullest possible extent the production and operation of nuclear energy to provide affordable, reliable, safe, and
A photon caught in two places at once could destroy the multiverse
Physics The idea of a multiverse of universes is derived from a particular interpretation of quantum mechanics, but now a new twist on a classic experiment says it is time
Hiking parking costs is a great way to reduce car usage
Columnist and Environment A huge increase in parking costs in my home of York has provoked outrage. This may sound like a local problem, but reducing car use is an
The handy piece of maths that can help with organising chores
Mathematics Should you mow the lawn first or cut the hedge? Mathematics will help you decide what to tackle first, says Peter Rowlett By Peter Rowlett Facebook / Meta Twitter
Powerful images capture the fragility and resilience of our planet
Environment From battling drought to caring for wildlife, shots from the Earth Photo 2025 competition shortlist show how we are coping with a changing world By Liz Else Facebook /
This sci-fi debut is a quietly brilliant look at a disturbing future
Technology The premise of Grace Chan’s debut novel – that you can choose to upload yourself to a virtual reality – might sound dated, but this is a stunning big‑picture
Your Dishwasher Could Harbor the Next Chonkus
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Science Crossword: Light Touch
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