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Professor Brian Cox announces return to Northern Ireland with number of local theatre shows

He took his sold-out tour Herizons to the SSE Arena last year

Belfast Live

Every Parkway Drive album ranked from worst to best

From classic debut Killing With A Smile to last year's triumphant Darker Still, here's every Parkway album ranked in reverse order of awesomeness

Metal Hammer

Meta is still trying to make its virtual world a place where people want to spend time, this time with new 'quests'

Play games. Earn virtual swag.

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Users have avoided Meta's metaverse flagship so far, so the company is looking to bring in teen users

Zuckerberg’s focus on the virtual world is still going strong.

Fortune

Space junk, robot chefs, Star Wars clones: The 6 best innovation stories of 2022

Inverse shares our favorite Horizons long-reads from the past year, including stories on robot chefs, an AI meme legend, and pain-free EV road trips.

Inverse

Electric vehicles depend on chargers — this truth may be their greatest obstacle

In this edition of HORIZONS, read about the greatest obstacle to electric vehicles — one that exists by the very nature of their design. Can new infrastructure overcome the charger problem?

Inverse

After years of striving, robots are ready to get touchy-feely

If robots are to work with humans safely, they need to be able to feel us — literally. Engineers are getting close to creating robots with skin that can sense touch, heat, pressure, light, and more.

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Artificial photosynthesis can grow plants without light

In this edition of HORIZONS, read about growing plants in the dark, a new era of virtual reality embodiment, and more.

Inverse

Beam-steering radio technology could help autonomous cars finally hit the road

In this edition of HORIZONS, read about a new antenna that steers radio waves to bolster mobile internet — an innovation that could make autonomous cars and 6G communication possible.

Inverse

Cities across the U.S. are unprepared for deadly temperature spikes

In this edition of HORIZONS, cities prepare for deadly temperature increases and robots are increasingly entering real world environments as domestic helpers.

Inverse

How one company’s controversial cloning technique is changing Star Wars forever

Respeecher is the world's leading company for "voice cloning." But, they still need human input. Here's how this audio A.I. company works with Lucasfilm to de-age Luke Skywalker and maybe...Darth Vader.

Inverse

NASA loses 2 cyclone-tracking satellites after launch company Astra rocket fails

In this edition of HORIZONS, read about a new setback for NASA's storm-monitoring program and private space company Astra, a new flesh-covered robot finger, and more.

Inverse

Will ‘drifting’ Macron need conservatives to save his majority?

The French parliamentary elections' first round on Sunday put Emmanuel Macron’s centrist Ensemble group barely ahead of the leftist coalition NUPES under firebrand Jean-Luc Mélenchon – a disappointing result for the freshly re-elected president. But Macron’s centrist alliance is expected to get a second-round boost as swing voters rally to…

France 24

Human settlements on the Moon will depend on answering two fundamental questions

In this edition of HORIZONS, read about two experiments headed to the Moon that could solve for mysteries of the Moon's geology and how humans could withstand life on our satellite.

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Scientists invent an edible solution to fake alcohol

In this edition of HORIZONS, read about a silk tag that lets drinkers authenticate their whiskey (and medication), expanded NASA contracts for SpaceX, and more.

Inverse

How a genetically-engineered tomato could help solve a global health crisis

In this edition of HORIZONS, read about a genetically-engineered tomato rich in vitamin D, why air-filled tires may become a thing of the past, and more.

Inverse

Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft takes another shot at the International Space Station

In this edition of Horizons, learn about Boeing's Starliner capsule test, mRNA vaccine technology updates, and more from the world of innovation.

Inverse

SpaceX COO reiterates Elon Musk’s commitment to put humans on Mars by 2029

In this edition of Horizons, get the latest news on Musk's Mars City plans, telemedicine, and the future of food.

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Inverse

This radical architecture style could make future cities good for your health

In this week's edition of HORIZONS, read about an experimental architecture that may be good for the planet and your health, as well as NASA's Mars missions and SpaceX's Starlink launches.

Inverse

How a salt lake in California’s desert could transform the U.S. EV industry

The Salton Sea is already a powerhouse for geothermal energy, but it could have another clean-power benefit in its water: Lithium for electric-vehicle batteries.

Inverse

Physicists are on the brink of unlocking an elusive particle’s secrets

In this edition of HORIZONS, read about a new era for particle physics, SpaceX and NASA's upcoming Crew-4 mission, and more.

Inverse

Axiom-1 to come back to Earth after its historic 10-day mission

The Axiom-1 private space mission returns from its historic International Space Station trip. Plus: Researchers link income inequality with land protection.

Inverse

Tesla Solar Roof: 1 year on, an owner reveals what it’s really like to live on solar

Tomas Nochta is the latest in a line of satisfied customers. Here's what you need to know about owning the Tesla Solar Roof, Elon Musk's product designed to make roofs come alive.

Inverse

Dragonfly wings could help determine the future of human flight

In this edition of HORIZONS, read about how lessons from dragonflies' evolution will help humans move around the world more efficiently and rapidly despite the climate crisis.

Inverse

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