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Broadcast every Tuesday at 11am AEDT on Radio Port Phillip 98.7 or 98.3 FM. It’s your weekly dose of science and technology.Including features on cool gadgets, website reviews, the latest science an... more
FAQs about Beyond Infinity:How many episodes does Beyond Infinity have?The podcast currently has 1,505 episodes available.
July 30, 2019Do You Really Want To Know What You'll Look Like In 30 Years?Popular Russian-based FaceApp uses machine learning and facial recognition technology to show how you might look when you're older. But what else is being done with your precious biometric data, once you've clicked 'Agree' to all the T's&C's?...more9minPlay
July 24, 2019NASA's Drone Mission To Saturn's Moon TitanThe US space agency will launch a nuclear-powered drone to the solar system's second largest moon to fly between multiple locations over hundreds of kilometers, take samples and look for prebiotic chemistry. Called 'Dragonfly', the mission will image the surface, gather weather data and perform seismic studies to detect subsurface activity and structure....more13minPlay
July 17, 2019NZ Government Embraces AINew Zealand is one of the most ambitious and advanced users in the Western world of artificial intelligence to streamline government decision-making. But there are concerns about the need for explainability....more12minPlay
July 17, 2019Orbiting Space HotelNASA wants to gradually commercialise the International Space Station and is offering 2 paying visitors up to 30 days each on board at US$35K a night. If this sounds cheap, you might want to consider your transport costs, which come in at US$58 million for the round trip....more12minPlay
July 16, 2019Taking Aim At The Flesh-Eating Buruli UlcerA dangerous and hard-to-treat ulcer is spreading among residents and visitors on the Mornington Peninsula. The Victorian Government and health authorities are scrambling to understand the enigmatic bacteria which causes infection. To restrict a possible disease vector, an extensive 'fogging' campaign may be used to target mosquitos from October. But activist Simon Mulvany of Save The Bees Australia has grave concerns about the effects of pesticides on bees and other insects. His petition on change.org garnered well over 8000 signatures in 3 days....more16minPlay
July 10, 2019How To Do More With Melbourne's Class A Sewage (Part 1)A staggering 350 million litres of recycled water is pumped into the ocean off Victoria's Mornington Peninsula every day. The Hinterland Environmental Water Scheme aims to further purify this water and redirect it to nearby farming areas. We chat to HEWS board members Russell Joseph and Alana Jones about this exciting proposal, which has recently attracted Federal Government funding....more16minPlay
July 10, 2019How To Do More With Melbourne's Class A Sewage (Part 2)A staggering 350 million litres of recycled water is pumped from Gunnamatta beach, just south of Melbourne, into Bass Strait every day. The Hinterland Environmental Water Scheme aims to purify this water and redirect it to nearby farming hinterland. HEWS board members Russell Joseph and Alana Jones argue the case for better use of a precious resource on the Mornington Peninsula....more19minPlay
June 20, 2019iPhone Security Called Into QuestionCompanies claiming to be able to crack iPhone security measures for law enforcement are getting more commercial and now openly tout their services....more9minPlay
June 20, 2019Why Sir Fred Hoyle Didn't Get A Nobel Prize (Part 1)Some say Sir Fred Hoyle, an English astronomer famed for his work on nucleosynthesis, the process by which elements are created within stars, was not an easy man to get along with. Physicist Dr. Tony Heyes discusses Sir Fred's theories, collaborations, and controversies; concluding he deserved, and should have received the Nobel Prize....more16minPlay
June 20, 2019Why Sir Fred Hoyle Didn't Get A Nobel Prize (Part 2)Some say Sir Fred Hoyle, an English astronomer famed for his work on nucleosynthesis, the process by which elements are created within stars, was not an easy man to get along with. Physicist Dr. Tony Heyes discusses Sir Fred's theories, collaborations and controversies. He reckons he deserved, and should have received, the Nobel Prize....more16minPlay
FAQs about Beyond Infinity:How many episodes does Beyond Infinity have?The podcast currently has 1,505 episodes available.