Sean Martin for the Express reports, TIME travel is possible and has already happened, according to several reputable physicists. One way to achieve time travel into the future would be travelling at the speed of light in space, as first theorised by Albert Einstein.

The Pentagon’s No. 2 civilian official said Wednesday that the Defense Department is concerned that adversary nations could empower advanced weapons systems to act on their own, noting that while the United States will not give them the authority to kill autonomously, other countries might.

Andrew Cockburn joins me to discuss the drone strategy being deployed in the War on Terror, as well as the High Level Target strategy that motivates it.

SEAN MARTIN for the Express reports, SCIENTISTS are one step closer to cloning dinosaurs after the discovering the remains of a Tyrannosaurus rex that was pregnant when it died.

In an effort to defend against improvised explosive attacks, the Pentagon’s research arm DARPA is looking to pay crafty hobbyists capable of turning household items into bombs reports Sputnik. Take a cursory look at the warning labels on the products beneath your kitchen sink and it will come as no surprise that danger-seeking chemists, engineers […]

Today’s guest is John Jacob Schmidt of Radio Free Redoubt. They talk about some simple solutions to make sure you have communications after an EMP.

In this video, I take you on a short video tour of my video microscope and how we use it in the lab to examine the condition of consumable parts for the Agilent ICP-MS 7700X (heavy metals instrument). You’ll see microscopy videos of the sample cone, skimmer cone and nebulizer parts… OOPS, I broke the […]

Experts at the University of California have begun laboratory tests on an unmanned space ship dubbed De-Star (Directed Energy System for Targeting of Asteroids and exploration).

Google’s robot dog ‘Spot’ has received his first experience in canine rivalry, after the mechanized pet got ‘trash-barked’ by an agitated terrier unwilling to surrender his turf to the suspicious intruder.

The US House Judiciary committee took a look at the encryption battle growing between the FBI and Apple over the agency’s request for access to the iPhone of a suspected San Bernardino shooter. RT’s Ashlee Banks has more information.