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Chiba University team has computer powerful enough to make it a reality Though the technology was perfected a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, computer scientists. 3 hours ago  •  By Damien Martin Harvard scientists will test viability of dimming the sun Nobody’s really rooting for a huge volcanic eruption. Ash spewing out harmful gases into the atmosphere and burying cities isn’t. 10 hours ago  •  By Damien Martin Using gold, scientists discover quick way to detect cancer cells University of Queensland scientists have struck gold when it comes to detecting cancer cells. Researchers have long been frustrated. 2 days ago  •  By Damien Martin Space tourism will be one step closer to reality if Richard Branson’s team meets its goal All Richard Branson wants for Christmas is a trip to space. In the space. 3 days ago  •  By Damien Martin Ytterbium clocks set records for accuracy and could find dark matter Just how accurate is your clock? The one on your microwave or in your Scientist’s work on genetically edited babies subject of ethical controversy He Jiankui said he was “proud” to be the first scientist to produce genetically edited babies, announcing in Hong Kong. Futurist Ross Dawson on how greed can be good, polarisation bad, and those who don’t adapt will be left behind “It is intrinsically human to want to create, to invent,. 1 week ago  •  By Lance McGee Huge steer saved from slaughterhouse serves as cattle herd in Western Australia You’re probably familiar with the term “too big to fail.” Well, meet Knickers, the steer who’s too. 1 week ago  •  By Damien Martin Diminishing supplies of sand and a booming construction business have combined to create environmental problems and a thriving black market Take a stroll along the beach and you might find. 1 week ago  •  By Lance McGee Modular construction is growing in popularity and changing the Australian construction industry by offering solutions to difficult