Esafety Commission Collab: 5 Tech Things to Know in Australia Today
From eSafety working with its allies in other countries to Apple's AI dreams, here are five things headlining tech news in Australia today.
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From eSafety working with its allies in other countries to Apple's AI dreams, here are five things headlining tech news in Australia today.
A SpaceX Raptor engine of the type used by the company's Starship megarocket exploded during a test firing on Thursday.
"...axions are potentially detectable through their weak coupling to electromagnetism..." -Aaron Chou We know, from hundreds of years of experience with the laws of physics, that momentum is strictly conserved, and therefore a reactionless drive is impossible. What's not impossible is an engine that has a reaction that's simply invisible, or otherwise undetectable to us. This has been seen in experiments involving neutrinos, but NASA's impossible space engine, the EMdrive, offers another possibility: a dark matter reaction.
SpaceX is heading full steam ahead towards its third Starship test flight as Musk outlines ambitious ans for the Starship project.
In a legal career that spanned more than four decades, Yocom also defended serial killer and white supremacist Joseph Paul Franklin.