The Far Future – Page 4

The Future of Residential Spaces
By the Editor on July 18, 2012
The word “house” generally conjures images of rectangular dwellings with front porches and chimneys. Front lawns and garages too....
0
Can Higgs Research Be Used to Transport Matter or Bend Time?
By the Editor on July 6, 2012
A century after Albert Einstein came up with his theories of relativity, a constellation of Global Positioning System satellites...
0
When Galaxies Collide
By the Editor on June 1, 2012
Astronomers have used the Hubble Space Telescope to work out when precisely our Milky Way Galaxy will crash into...
0
Can Astronauts Survive Rigors of Long Space Journeys?
By the Editor on March 28, 2012
As the United States considers a manned mission to Mars by the mid-2030s, ongoing research is beginning to raise...
0
100,000 AD: Living in the Deep Future
By the Editor on March 5, 2012
It’s fashionable to be pessimistic about our prospects, yet our species may very well endure for at least 100,000...
0
The History of the Universe: From Big Bang to Big Blah
By the Editor on February 24, 2012
After the furies of birth, the mature cosmos now evolves more slowly. Stars will continue to form for as...
0
Next Supercontinent Will Form in Arctic
By the Editor on February 9, 2012
Geologists have long predicted that North and South America will eventually fuse together and merge with Asia, forming a...
0
In the Heavens as It Is on Earth
By William Grassie on November 15, 2011
What is the lifetime of our communicative civilization? Will our civilization make it through the 21st century intact? Is...
0
What Will Happen to Us?
By the Editor on October 17, 2011
Serious futurologists are not a large group yet. “It’s a fairly new area of inquiry,” says Nick Bostrom, an...
0
Somewhere Over the Rainbow: Seeking Hope in the Far Future
By Clay Naff on April 3, 2003
In "The Far Future Universe," George Ellis poses an overarching question: "Will human life and all intelligence inevitably come...
0

Posts tagged with ‘The Far Future’