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The Future This Week: NASA, Robotics, & Virtual Reality
In The Future This Week, Serious Wonder straps on its VR headset in search of this week’s headlines of the future, from everything NASA related to robotics education. The future is certainly reaching...
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2045 Initiative’s Avatar Technologies Series #5
Like last week‘s Avatar Technologies Digest by the 2045 Initiative, the organization started a new Youtube series for an English-based audience that went into the ongoing efforts in the fields of...
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The Future This Week: Mars, Moore’s Law, and Exo-Suits
In The Future This Week, Serious Wonder jumps into the holodeck in search of this week’s headlines of the future, from virtual reality environments to exoskeleton suits for bankers. It was never said...
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The Future This Week: Longevity, Robots, and Bionic Hands
In The Future This Week, Serious Wonder enhances its mortality in search of this week’s headlines of the future, from bionic hands to longevity cookbooks! This week the future has been anything but...
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PornHub Seeks Crowdfunding to Embark in Space (Sex)ploration
One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. Those were the infamous words of Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong when he became the first man to walk on the Moon. At the time, it was the most...
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MarsPolar: A Resource-Based Mission to Permanently Colonize Mars
The exploration and colonization of Mars has always been the ultimate goal of our species from the very day we discovered its existence. Months before he died, the late cosmologist Carl Sagan said,...
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The Future This Week: Space Elevators and Space Music
In The Future This Week, Serious Wonder steps into the space elevator in search of this week’s headlines of the future, from near-perfect CGI skin rendering to music albums being recorded on the...
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Sending Hedgehogs to Space (No, Not the Animal)
We all remember the now-infamous Philae lander, which landed on a comet earlier this year and sent back to Earth invaluable new information. It was the very essence of both scientific discovery and...
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The Future This Week: SpaceX, Bionics, and the Immortality Bus
In The Future This Week, Serious Wonder launches out of Earth’s orbit in search of this week’s headlines of the future, from 3D printed rib cages to bionic beauty models. The future will consist of...
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The Future This Week: Star Trek, VR, and Brain Implants
In The Future This Week, Serious Wonder plunges into a virtual universe in search of this week’s headlines of the future, from memory-boosting brain implants to ultrathin invisibility cloaks. Whether...
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The Future This Week: Stem Cells, Aging, and Space Exploration
In The Future This Week, Serious Wonder launches itself to the Moon in search of this week’s headlines of the future, from anti-aging gene therapies to commercialized space exploration. Whether we’re...
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DARPA Envisions Transhumanist Future 30 Years From Now
Today is October 22, 2015. Which means we’re now officially one day further into the future than Back to the Future Part II. Nearly 30 years ago the film made several predictions of what we should...
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Blue Origin Defeats SpaceX In Landing Reusable Rocket
Achieving what Elon Musk’s company SpaceX has only attempted to do (and failed thus far), Blue Origin, a private space company founded by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, has officially landed a reusable rocket...
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Debates About Future Gene Editing & Designer Babies Are Irrelevant
Debates and discussions are now underway in Washington, D.C. regarding the ethics and future ramifications of human gene editing. Ever since Chinese scientists dropped a bombshell revelation that...
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NASA Partners With Microsoft to Provide Holographic Computing in Space
Just in time for the holiday season, the International Space Station (ISS) received several items from NASA’s unmanned cargo ship Cygnus yesterday. Starting off with the basic necessities, ISS...
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State of the Union Address Embraces Space Exploration and Moonshot Ideas
Taking the stage one last time, President Barack Obama gave his final speech during the State of the Union Address. From climate change to the ongoing war against Daesh, he made it very clear that...
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2016 Space Adventures: What Lies Ahead
It’s safe to say that the last two years have spoiled us in terms of space missions. Rosetta is still out there after its amazing achievement in 2014, when it first managed to orbit (and send a probe...
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Futuristic Truck That’ll Traverse Both Earth and Space
The construction of human space colonies is an idea as old as science-fiction itself. To not only traverse the cosmos, but to subsequently settle down on other planets is a dream we’ve longed for ever...
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The Future This Week: Cars, Satellites, and Bionic Fingertips
In The Future This Week, Serious Wonder reaches out into the digital sphere in search of this week’s headlines of the future, from zero energy furniture to the development of a Russian satellite that...
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The Future This Week: Tesla, Robots, and Space Tourism
In The Future This Week, Serious Wonder launches into space in search of this week’s headlines of the future, from the launch of space tourism to the ability of teaching code to our children using...
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