Dive into the world where science fiction meets real science. Explore futuristic ideas, breakthroughs, and the science behind popular sci-fi concepts.
As human technology advances, so does the potential to develop genetically modified humans. Genetically engineered human beings has been a topic of debate in our society for years, and it’s now becoming more than just a theoretical discussion. With the…
It is impossible to predict with certainty when or if a post apocalyptic world will occur. While there are many potential causes of such an event, such as nuclear war, pandemics, or climate change, it is difficult to predict when…
The Corona Virus pandemic has been a wake-up call for the world, showing us just how quickly our society can change. The pandemic has shown us that Dystopia described in science fiction is no longer something to be feared –…
One controversial way to address the issue of pests, such as disease-carrying insects, is through the use of genetically modified mosquitoes. These genetically modified insects have been engineered with a gene drive, allowing a certain trait – such as pest…
It’s a common trope in science fiction: humans colonize other planets and establish new civilizations. The reasons for doing so vary, but the central theme is always the same: survival of the human race. In this list of sci-fi books…
With the advent of artificial intelligence and other technological advancements, many jobs that have been around for centuries are becoming obsolete. The future of work is changing. It seems that jobs that are replaced by machines will be a new…
The Mars race is a space exploration and colonization effort by various nations and private organizations with the aim of landing humans on Mars and establishing a permanent human presence on the planet. But why are such efforts targeting Mars?…
It’s no secret that technology is advancing at an alarming rate. In a world where everything from our phones to our cars are becoming increasingly connected, it was only a matter of time before we started implanting microchips into our…
