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Crypto investors raised $40 million to buy a copy of the US Constitution

Crypto investors raised $40 million to buy a copy of the US Constitution

Pipped at auction by a late bid, crypto investors were close to purchasing a rare and early copy of the US Constitution for over $40 million. Is a practical purchase ever made using cryptocurrency? Whether we’re talking of the multi-million dollar sales of eight bit gifs, the early year hijacking of the stock market, or how an OG dog meme became a profitable investment venture overnight, it’s safe...

By London, UK
You decide – is facial recognition technology essential for public safety?

You decide – is facial recognition technology essential for public safety?

Facial recognition software has been controversial since it’s conception, but news that it will be implemented into London's security cameras has sparked widespread concern over its potential for abuse. If you live in London, the CCTV capital of the world, you are captured by security cameras at least 300 times a day - from the moment you leave your home, on the commute into work, and back again. Anytime you...

By London, UK
AstroAccess to advance disability inclusion in space travel

AstroAccess to advance disability inclusion in space travel

In efforts to expand space travel beyond billionaire tech tycoons and hyper trained astronauts, AstroAccess is advancing Zero-G experiences to include the disabled. As industries go, space travel is arguably one of the very least accessible out there. However, efforts are underway to change that. Leading an inclusive space charge, a non-profit called Mission: AstroAccess has started organising Zero-G flight experiences for people with mobility or sensory disabilities. On Sunday (October...

By London, UK
Is climate change dimming the Earth’s shine over time?

Is climate change dimming the Earth’s shine over time?

The planet has dimmed by 0.5 percent in 20 years. Researchers believe climate change could be responsible. Half a percent of dimming in 20 years may not sound like a huge deal, but considering the Earth is 4.5 billion years old it isn’t exactly great. When talking about the Earth losing its shine, we aren’t referring to Mars exploration being the hot new topic in planetology, or making a bleak metaphorical...

By London, UK