29 November 2025 in AI, Music

Suno

Suno  The music industry is changing, and Suno is at the heart of this change.  Suno has quietly become one of the most downloaded music apps in the world -…
Read More
16 November 2025 in Politics

What is NetZero?

Net Zero Isn’t the Villain Behind Your Power Bill There’s been a surge of political noise claiming Australia should abandon its Net Zero commitments because “Net Zero made power bills…
Read More
12 November 2025 in AI, Future

Should I be worried about AI?

Should we be worried about AI? Artificial intelligence (AI) is a new type of technology that is here to stay and being embedded in to our daily life. It's already…
Read More
5 October 2025 in Future, Politics

WWIII starts in Taiwan?

Taiwan is an island off the coast of China. It was once governed as part of China until 1949, but today it operates as an independent self-ruled democracy. Taiwan has…
Read More
7 July 2025 in Science

Fixing the Double-Slit Experiment

The Double-Slit Experiment is a cornerstone of quantum physics that demonstrates that light is wave light by producing an interference pattern of alternating bright and dark bands on a screen.…
Read More
6 July 2025 in Science, Space

Rubin Observatory

On 23 June 2025, the Vera C. Rubin Observatory, perched atop Cerro Pachón in northern Chile, released its very first test images—images with such detail not seen before and its…
Read More
29 June 2025 in Science

What is Consciousness?

Understanding Consciousness Consciousness is a fundamental aspect of human experience, yet it still remains difficult to understand in science and philosophy. Consciousness helps us focus, perceive, decide, and interact—enabling us…
Read More
29 April 2025 in Reference, Science, Space

Why blackholes are not some ‘Infinite’ mystery

In physics, black holes remain mysterious, where mathematics break down, the numbers on some quantities appear to go infinite. The core issue stems from a common misunderstanding about how nothing…
Read More
25 April 2025 in AI, People

Lvmin Zhang

Lvmin Zhang is a key figure in AI-driven computational art, known for his ground-breaking tools like ControlNet, Fooocus, and Style2Paint, as well as his influential research and community engagement. His…
Read More
5 April 2025 in AI, Tech

AI in Robotics

A Brief History of Robotics Robotics began in the 20th century with simple machines designed for repetitive tasks. The first industrial robot, Unimate, joined General Motors’ assembly line in 1961,…
Read More
13 March 2025 in Environment, Future

Earth Extinction!

The Fragile Future: Could Humanity’s End Be Near? Scientists estimate a staggering 19% chance that our species could face extinction before the year 2100, driven by a mix of self-inflicted…
Read More
20 February 2025 in Environment

Sulphur Ban causing a Global Temperature Rise

Recent years have witnessed unprecedented global temperature rises, with 2023. 2024 and 2025 recording some of the hottest conditions ever measured. While the primary driver of this warming remains the…
Read More
20 February 2025 in AI

Grok AI

xAI has created Grok xAI was late to the AI party, but it has caught up very fast, and today, the results show that it is outperforming all previous AIs…
Read More
22 January 2025 in AI, People

Igor Babuschkin

Today's AI is at the very forefront of current technology, only a handful of people in the world truly know how to put it together and understand how to develop…
Read More
18 January 2025 in AI, People, Tech

OpenAI Murder Cover-Up

Key OpenAI Employee's Death Raises Serious Questions About Cover-Up Former AI researcher found dead after whistleblowing, forensic evidence contradicts official suicide ruling The death of Suchir Balaji, a 26-year-old former…
Read More
15 January 2025 in Environment, Reference, Science, Space

What is Physics?

Physics is the scientific study of energy, space, and time. It seeks to explain everything through observation, experimentation, and mathematical modelling. Measurements in physics involve quantifying physical properties such as…
Read More
10 August 2024 in Politics

Fixing Illegal Migration

Illegal migration is a complex issue that impacts governments, communities, and migrants. To implement effective solutions, we must first fully understand its causes. Illegal migration is not just about people…
Read More
19 May 2024 in Environment, Future, Science, Space

Earth’s Magnetic Field

There's an invisible shield enveloping our planet, protecting us from the harsh forces of space. This shield is Earth's magnetic field, an essential yet often overlooked aspect of our world.…
Read More
17 February 2024 in AI

AI Text-to-Video

Getting AI to create videos has been a challenge, but today OpenAI has unveiled Sora, a significant advancement in the generation of realistic and imaginative videos based just on a…
Read More
22 July 2023 in Tech

Computer Viruses made by your Government

Did you know that many computer viruses that infect computers have been created by governments? The tools for detecting computer viruses and malware have been improving, leading to the discovery…
Read More
3 April 2023 in AI

What is AI?

AI = Artificial intelligence Computer nerds around the world have been trying for years to create computers which act like some humanoid robot, something that they can have a conversation…
Read More
7 February 2023 in Electrical, Future, Space

Space Propulsion

Just my physics idea.. Getting to space is hard.. If humans are to travel to other stars, we need a completely new unimagined propulsion system.  Although our industries are trying…
Read More
3 April 2022 in Politics

Ukraine War

Ukraine The problems of Ukraine has been going on for years, especially in the Southern Eastern cities, like Donbas, and in coastal cities of Mariupol & Odessa, all not far…
Read More
23 May 2021 in Space

Tic Tac UFOs

UFO's shaped like a Tic Tac is a real thing Multiple witnesses Flying at hyper-speeds No signs of propulsion Transmedium (space/air/water) Multiple pilots have seen these UFO's daily, reporting that…
Read More
7 December 2020 in Space

SpaceX StarShip Test Flight

Blue - Feed finishedGreen - Live FeedA new, very large rocket is in development, name ‘Starship’, and its about to take its first high flight into the atmosphere. The rocket…
Read More
5 August 2020 in History

Beirut Explosion

A warehouse in the North port of Beirut, Lebanon exploded on Tues 4th Aug 2020 at 6:08pm. (local time) The warehouse had explosive materials that was confiscated from a ship…
Read More
26 July 2020 in Future, Space

China is creating their own Space Station

China have designed and built most of their new space station, and will soon start launching it up to space in separate modules.  It will be much smaller than the…
Read More
25 July 2020 in Environment

World Population expected to decrease

The world population growth has actually been decreasing over the years, from 2% to 1%, and is predicted to drop below zero, leading to the population shrinking after reaching about…
Read More
19 July 2020 in Environment

Global methane emissions reach record high

Highly detailed findings were published on Earth System Science Data by a collaboration of researchers (14th July 2020 link) Methane is 28 times more potent as a greenhouse gas than…
Read More
18 July 2020 in Politics, Websites

Facebook has been wiretapping for years

A federal court ruled that Facebook has been 'wiretapping' after a nine-year legal battle.  The class action lawsuit is filed under a provision of the federal Wiretap Act. Have you…
Read More
4 July 2020 in Future, Space

New Mars Rovers

Mars and Earth have different orbits, but every few years they line up, given us a 17 day window to launch stuff to Mars.  There's several missions to Mars within…
Read More
14 June 2020 in Tech

Sony’s New Playstation 5

Sony has announced the new PS5, expected to be in the shops before this Christmas digital version - UK £359,  €399,  US$399,  AU$599 physical version - UK £449,  €449,  US$499, …
Read More
13 June 2020 in Tech

Internet from space

Internet is still being delivered to homes and businesses mostly by copper cables, cables originally designed for analogue phones.  Only recently fibre connections and mobile towers have been taking on…
Read More
7 June 2020 in Tech, Websites

Google secretly amassing user data

“Google tracks and collects consumer browsing history and other web activity data no matter what safeguards consumers undertake to protect their data privacy,” according to the complaint filed Tuesday in…
Read More
6 June 2020 in Future

Earth Future

The Near Future: 2021 AD : Summer Olympics in Tokyo,  Japan 2022 AD : ExoMars rover touches down on Mars (put on hold) 2022 AD : Winter Olympics in Beijing,…
Read More
3 June 2020 in AI

AI creates Face that matches Sketches

In a recent demo by Hongbo Fu at SIGGRAPH 2020, an AI has been taught to create realistic images of faces as to match sketches made by the user. reference:…
Read More
27 May 2020 in Tech

VPNs don’t give you privacy

VPNs can only hide your internet interaction from your local ISP.  Even the best VPN's does not make you anonymous, and does not give you any additional security, infact 1…
Read More
22 May 2020 in Space

SpaceX launching crew to the ISS

Crew being delivered to the space station on a new ship SpaceX has spent years preparing for this day.  After launching many cargo missions up to the space station, they are…
Read More
8 April 2020 in Tech

5G is not dangerous

What is 5G? Its the broad name given to the 5th generation technology used for mobile phones. A lot of this new technology will be using higher 1mm frequency ranges…
Read More
7 March 2020 in Tech

Spying on the Scammers

Jim Browning, an alias for a hacker who hacks the scammers, has spent the last few years listening in on their calls, reading their manager reports, and watches the scammers…
Read More

Notifications

Get a notification when new articles arrive…

[stc-subscribe]

Listen to the podcast