body modifications
A form of transhumanism, body modifications are made to enhance the human form.
How to watch bright red star Antares disappear behind the moon on May 23
Sure, let's expand on the article to reach the target of 650 words: --- For the third time this year, the bright red star Antares will be occulted or hidden by the moon on Thursday, May 23.
Raju MosesPublished 5 days ago in FuturismThe Euclid 'dark universe detective' telescope has revealed new images of the cosmos — and they are remarkable
**Unlocking the Mysteries of the Universe: Euclid's Visionary Journey** In the grand tapestry of the cosmos, where stars glitter like scattered diamonds against the velvet backdrop of space, the Euclid space telescope emerges as a beacon of exploration. Recently, Euclid unveiled five new snapshots of the cosmos, offering unprecedented insights into celestial objects with unparalleled detail. Often hailed as a "dark universe" detective, Euclid's primary mission revolves around unraveling the enigmatic forces of dark energy and dark matter, the elusive constituents that dominate the cosmic landscape.
Raju MosesPublished 5 days ago in FuturismSpaceX targeting June 5 for 4th test flight of Starship megarocket
**Heading: The Countdown Begins: SpaceX's Starship Set for Fourth Test Flight** Space enthusiasts, mark your calendars! SpaceX has set its sights on June 5 for the fourth-ever liftoff of its groundbreaking Starship spacecraft. In an exciting announcement made on May 24, the aerospace giant revealed its ambitious plans for Starship, the colossal vehicle designed to transport humans and cargo to destinations like the moon, Mars, and beyond.
Raju MosesPublished 5 days ago in Futurism8 Cool Destinations That Future Mars Tourists Could Explore.
Mars, the enigmatic red orb hanging in the vastness of space, has captured the imagination of humanity for centuries. With its rugged landscapes, towering volcanoes, and deep canyons, Mars beckons us to explore its mysteries. As we set our sights on colonizing the Red Planet, it's only natural to wonder what sights await future Martian tourists. Here, we present a guide to some of the most captivating destinations on Mars, from towering volcanoes to ancient dunes and mysterious formations.
Raju MosesPublished 5 days ago in FuturismSafety first: NASA pledges to use AI carefully and responsibly.
### NASA Embraces AI with a Focus on Safety and Accountability NASA is gearing up to harness the transformative power of artificial intelligence (AI) while emphasizing safety, transparency, and accountability. This approach was outlined by NASA officials during a recent AI town hall, where they discussed both the potential benefits and the inherent risks of AI technology.
Raju MosesPublished 5 days ago in FuturismUS economy to benefit from NASA investment in 3D-printable superalloy.
### NASA’s Superalloy GRX-810: Revolutionizing Aerospace Manufacturing NASA’s innovative superalloy, GRX-810, is set to transform the aviation and space industries. Developed under NASA's Technology Transfer Program, this high-temperature, 3D-printable material offers unprecedented durability and resistance, making it ideal for extreme environments encountered in aerospace applications. With licensing agreements now in place with four U.S. companies, GRX-810 promises to drive technological advancements and economic benefits.
Raju MosesPublished 5 days ago in Futurism- AI-Generated
Some of the latest and most fascinating gizmo inventions
Here are some of the latest and most fascinating gizmo inventions that are pushing the boundaries of technology: ASTRA Bridge: A modular mobile flyover bridge that allows vehicles to drive over stretches of highway roadwork, making life easier for motorists and safer for roadway workers.
Allwyn Roman WaghelaPublished 7 days ago in Futurism Beyond the Horizon: A Tale Untold
Beyond the Horizon: A Tale Untold Subtitle: Discovering the Magic of the Unknown In a small coastal village, nestled between towering cliffs and the vast expanse of the ocean, lived a young woman named Elara. The village was known for its serene beauty, where the rhythmic waves sang lullabies to the moon, and the salty breeze whispered secrets to the ancient trees. Elara, with her curious spirit and insatiable hunger for adventure, often found herself staring beyond the horizon, wondering what lay on the other side.
Bas BasvinthPublished 13 days ago in FuturismUS Military's New Robot That Will Change War Forever
In the battle of urban combat, only blocks from the battleground, a team of men Please Analyze the given sentence and rephrase it in your words to have a better understanding Even at the midst of destruction, a single figure shows at the bottom of the street, move faster than normal. The unnerving figure with arms raised then fires its gun accurately and the enemy tumbles automatically. Shooting a grenade and blasting it towards the enemy, watching them get engulfed in flames is simply spectacular. The dejected soldiers dashed to meet the figure that landed just before them, and found their rescuers was not a human, but a robot.
Amine OubihPublished 16 days ago in FuturismBiohacking
“Amateurs run medical experiments on themselves, joining a long and gory tradition among scientists.” The only accurate thing about the above statement describing the exploits of so-called biohackers is the use of the word "amateurs." The fact that the vast majority of 'biohackers' are amateurs cannot be denied. For the most part they have little to no formal training, and even less skill or ability. However it goes on to equate these amateurs with other “scientists” who have tried similar approaches in the past. These people are not scientists, and to suggest that they are is to give them way more credit than they deserve and only serves to encourage more dangerous and ill advised auto-experimentation. Frankly I could care less about how dangerous it is. Your body, your call, but I hate the idea of time being wasted and resources being diverted to deal with the consequences when these “experiments” inevitably crash and burn.
Everyday JunglistPublished 21 days ago in FuturismWhat is Happening Inside Your Brain When You Die
Death which is the inevitable and the final chapter of living being still more puzzling than the other mysteries of life. While we are wide awake in the dead quiet of the night, our thoughts are likely to stray to the morbid consideration of what taking those steps into an afterlife might one day feel like. Near-death experiences and scientific inquiring irresistibly leave us with the mystery and the concept of the true nature of death is still elusive. In this article, we venture into the beautiful world of dying, where we extract what science says about the feelings, experiences, and biological developments that we go through just before we exit the planet.
Amine OubihPublished 22 days ago in FuturismEx Machina and the Disconcerting Way That Sci-Fi Movies Age
One of the interesting things about the development of technology is that it changes our relationship with the sci-fi movies of yesterday. "Today's sci-fi is tomorrow's science," as many have pointed out.
Ben UlanseyPublished about a month ago in Futurism