Beyond Infinity

As far as we know, your phone won't give you cancer. But a massive European study called COSMOS should one day conclusively answer the question.

Our weekly news round-up: Google Pixel Buds translate up to 40 languages in near real time; Project Loon given go ahead to launch balloons to deliver internet to hurricane-ravaged Caribbean; Sydney University develops MeTro hydrogels to help close wounds both in the field and on the operating table; New tool to efficiently extract stem cells from human teeth; The Moon once had active volcanism and an atmosphere - remnant lava tubes could be a good place for manned lunar bases; FaceTec's Zoom technology offers software-only Face ID which could be used in a range of standard smart phones.

Our weekly news round-up: Google Pixel Buds translate up to 40 languages in near real time; Project Loon given go ahead to launch balloons to deliver internet to hurricane-ravaged Caribbean; Sydney University develops MeTro hydrogels to help close wounds both in the field and on the operating table; New tool to efficiently extract stem cells from human teeth; The Moon once had active volcanism and an atmosphere - remnant lava tubes could be a good place for manned lunar bases; FaceTec's Zoom technology offers software-only Face ID which could be used in a range of standard smart phones.

Our weekly news round-up: Google Pixel Buds translate up to 40 languages in near real time; Project Loon given go ahead to launch balloons to deliver internet to hurricane-ravaged Caribbean; Sydney University develops MeTro hydrogels to help close wounds both in the field and on the operating table; New tool to efficiently extract stem cells from human teeth; The Moon once had active volcanism and an atmosphere - remnant lava tubes could be a good place for manned lunar bases; FaceTec's Zoom technology offers software-only Face ID which could be used in a range of standard smart phones.

At the 68th International Astronautical Congress in Adelaide, Senator Simon Birmingham, federal minister for Education and Training, announced that the country will finally get its own dedicated national space agency.

At the 68th International Astronautical Congress in Adelaide, Senator Simon Birmingham, federal minister for Education and Training, announced that the country will finally get its own dedicated national space agency.

At the 68th International Astronautical Congress in Adelaide, Senator Simon Birmingham, federal minister for Education and Training, announced that the country will finally get its own dedicated national space agency.

At the 68th International Astronautical Congress in Adelaide, Senator Simon Birmingham, federal minister for Education and Training, announced that the country will finally get its own dedicated national space agency.

Our weekly news round-up: Uber faces London ban; EU accused of over-stating damage to copyright holders caused by piracy; Zuckerberg admits FB used to skew US and Brexit poll results and promises reforms; Computers the world over co-opted by malware to mine digital currencies; PM Turnbull's 'innovation nation' fails to resonate with voters.

Our weekly news round-up: Uber faces London ban; EU accused of over-stating damage to copyright holders caused by piracy; Zuckerberg admits FB used to skew US and Brexit poll results and promises reforms; Computers the world over co-opted by malware to mine digital currencies; PM Turnbull's 'innovation nation' fails to resonate with voters.