Tech

The Soviet Union's attempt to create a flying tank during World War II is one of the most bizarre and short-lived inventions in the history of warfare.

Issue 28 of our digital magazine explores the future of insect-based foods and the reality of photographic memory.

were produced over 30 years ago, raising concerns about their safety and reliability.

The majority of computer hacks actually involve social engineering, where individuals are manipulated or deceived to reveal confidential information.

Aeromine Technologies has designed a unique wind turbine with a large central column and vertical airfoils, intended to create a vacuum effect for efficient energy generation.

Issue 26 of our digital magazine explores the benefits of journaling and delves into the earliest human use of color.

Engineers continue to push the boundaries of robotics technology, aiming to match human speed and performance in physical tasks.

The UK Government has successfully tested a "speed of light laser weapon" developed under the Ministry of Defence’s Land Laser Directed Energy Weapon (LDEW) Demonstrator program.

Despite high expectations, cultured meat has yet to significantly impact our diets due to lengthy regulatory processes and high production costs.

ERCOT turned to curbing Bitcoin mining, a process known for its high energy consumption, amidst soaring demand for power in Texas last summer.