Perpetual Learning
Okay, so hear me out… rumors are swirling, and it looks like we might have a date for the next big iPhone event. Sources from German carriers are pointing to September 9th as the potential launch day for the iPhone 17 lineup. If this pans out, it’s a pretty standard timeline for Apple, usually kicking … Read more
It’s been a tough couple of years, and for many of us, the story of the Titan submersible was incredibly sobering. News reports have recently highlighted findings from a US Coast Guard investigation into the tragedy, and it’s been a stark reminder of how crucial safety and diligence are, especially when pushing boundaries. What’s really … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… VR has been doing some seriously cool stuff lately. It feels like just yesterday we were talking about the Quest 2, and now we’re looking at some pretty wild advancements. If you’re into tech, gaming, or just the future of, well, everything, you’ll want to stick around. Let’s talk about … Read more
It feels like every other week, we hear about another tech company announcing layoffs. Often, the explanation points to “efficiency gains” brought about by Artificial Intelligence. As someone who spent decades in the software industry, I’ve seen technological shifts before, but this one feels different. Is AI truly replacing humans on a massive scale, or … Read more
Have you noticed the weather feeling a bit different lately? As an atmospheric scientist, I often look at how our planet’s climate is changing, and today, I want to connect those changes directly to something that might be impacting your backyard: ticks. Recent reports, like one from CNN, have highlighted how a warmer, more humid … Read more
Did you know that the warmer and more humid conditions we’re experiencing are creating a perfect breeding ground for ticks? As a climate scientist, I’ve been following the data, and it’s clear that our changing environment is having a direct impact on public health, especially concerning tick-borne illnesses like Lyme disease. Think about it: ticks, … Read more
Well, this morning started with a bit of a surprise from my furry friend. My dog, ever the enthusiastic hunter (or perhaps just a curious sniffer), trotted up proudly with a rather sorry-looking ear of sweetcorn. Now, I pride myself on knowing my garden, but this particular specimen looked… off. It had a strange discoloration, … Read more
It’s hard to fathom, but the idea of observing our planet from space is relatively new. The very first satellites, launched in the mid-20th century, weren’t just marvels of engineering; they were our first true eyes in the sky, offering a perspective on Earth we’d never had before. My work as an archivist has given … Read more
Did you know that scientists are getting really good at playing cosmic chemist? On August 5, 2025, a fascinating announcement came out: researchers have managed to recreate the very first chemical reactions that happened in our universe. This isn’t just a neat parlor trick; it’s giving us a brand new look at how the early … Read more
It’s been a few years since COVID-19 first made headlines, and while many of us are navigating a new normal, some persistent effects are still being uncovered. One area that’s getting a lot of attention from researchers is our gut – specifically, how our gut microbiome might have been altered by the virus and what … Read more